My first Kydex projects...

[Doc Harvey]

Turned out okay-ish. Definitely functional, if not great looking.

[Stradawhovious]

Looks like you did a fine job!

The only more thing more satisfying than having the right tool or the job, is making the right tool yourself.

Bravo!

[Doc Harvey]

Looks like you did a fine job!

The only more thing more satisfying than having the right tool or the job, is making the right tool yourself.

Bravo!

Thanks!

[Pat Cannon]

Yeah, looks pretty good! I assume the screws go to belt loops on the back? How does the AR mag pouch attach to your belt?

[Doc Harvey]

Yeah, looks pretty good! I assume the screws go to belt loops on the back? How does the AR mag pouch attach to your belt?

Thanks, Pat! The screws are for belt loops. I haven't made any for the AR mag yet, but they'll attach the same way.

[Ron Burgundy]

Looks good to me. Did you use a heat gun or an oven? Mind if I ask what a sheet of kydex costs?

[Doc Harvey]

Looks good to me. Did you use a heat gun or an oven? Mind if I ask what a sheet of kydex costs?

Thanks! Both, actually. I "cook" it in a toaster oven, and use the heat gun to adjust retention, etc. I'm buying my kydex from knife kits.com.

http://www.knifekits.com/vcom/index.php?cPath=41_54_136

[Erik_Pakieser]

Looks good! We set up out kits based on this video...might be useful, if you have not already seen it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=iv ... tion_98105

[Pezhead]

Looks very good.

[Doc Harvey]

Looks good! We set up out kits based on this video...might be useful, if you have not already seen it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=iv ... tion_98105

Yup! Phlster (aka Philly EDC, aka John) puts out some great videos!

[TH3180]

Looks good, something I would like to try.