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Here are some photos of wood belt buckles I make. The first photo shows completed buckles, second photo shows the attachment of the buckles (I got them from Tandy leather), third photo are works in various stages of completion.
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kewald
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posted 409 days ago
Very nice.
How thick is the wood, and do the screws hold well?
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Toolz
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posted 409 days ago
Wood thickness varies from 1/4” to 3/8”. The multi-colored buckles are assembled with CA Glue. The screws do hold well I used tiny screws and pre-drilled them after using dabs of the CA Glue to hold the buckles in place.
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DAN
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posted 409 days ago
I like this very much and would like to make one for myself. Where did you find the hardware.
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Toolz
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posted 408 days ago
I bought a gross of these years ago from a Tandy dealer in FL. These are not exactly the same, you may have to drill holes to attach with screws to your buckle.
http://www.tandyleatherfactory.com/products.asp?number=1803-00
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