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I just came home with a lovely hide of 3-4 oz leather that I am looking forward to making into a baldric or two. I hav a slew of reference photos that I am going to use (and I am sorry to say Captain Sterling and Mickey S. that I have pilfered these images from Hollywood!).

However, I am a little vague on the dimensions of the 3 components that I am to make.

Has anyone made their own (I am sure that you all have) and do you have a pattern that you would be willing to share?

I am also looking for a non Acme Brand (Hollywood) alternative for a buckle if any of you have a suggestion. I am thinking to make the baldric about 2.25 inches wide...

Thanks for any suggestions....

[michaelsbagley]

I can't help you with patterns...

But I do usually use 8 to 10 oz. leather for belts/straps/baldrics, I find the 3-4 oz. a bit light for that sort of application. However, you could do it in two layers so you will have the smooth side out on both the outside and underside of the baldric, which would wear a lot nicer than single sided baldrics.

There are some decent images of baldrics in the book "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", my copy is currently loaned out or I could scan and sen you the images from that... Or maybe someone else here has their copy on hand, or perhaps your local library has a copy.

Cheers.

[Captain Mickey]

michaelsbagley, on Dec 16 2008, 10:45 PM, said:

I can't help you with patterns...

But I do usually use 8 to 10 oz. leather for belts/straps/baldrics, I find the 3-4 oz. a bit light for that sort of application. However, you could do it in two layers so you will have the smooth side out on both the outside and underside of the baldric, which would wear a lot nicer than single sided baldrics.

There are some decent images of baldrics in the book "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", my copy is currently loaned out or I could scan and sen you the images from that... Or maybe someone else here has their copy on hand, or perhaps your local library has a copy.

Cheers.

Most excellent advice! I was thinking of making it double layered. I am lucky to have an old school shoe repair just around the corner with 3 leather sewing machines (I know that's cheating but, well) and I was going to have them stitch the sides together.

I can figure out the dimensions on the straight pieces, its just how big to make the "Y" section that is the frog that I am fretting over. I am planning on making it out of cardboard tomorrow and seeing what it looks like.

Thanks Mickey. You are a treasure trove!!!!!!!!!!!

[Captain Mickey]

michaelsbagley, on Dec 16 2008, 10:45 PM, said:

I can't help you with patterns...

But I do usually use 8 to 10 oz. leather for belts/straps/baldrics, I find the 3-4 oz. a bit light for that sort of application. However, you could do it in two layers so you will have the smooth side out on both the outside and underside of the baldric, which would wear a lot nicer than single sided baldrics.

There are some decent images of baldrics in the book "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", my copy is currently loaned out or I could scan and sen you the images from that... Or maybe someone else here has their copy on hand, or perhaps your local library has a copy.

Cheers.

Hmmm, I actually checked the hide again, and its a 6-7 oz shoulder hide. I did a test and doubling it is REALLY stiff. I may just have to go a bit lite...

I am also trying to track down "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", thanks for the tip.

[michaelsbagley]

Captain Mickey, on Dec 17 2008, 10:10 AM, said:

Hmmm, I actually checked the hide again, and its a 6-7 oz shoulder hide. I did a test and doubling it is REALLY stiff. I may just have to go a bit lite...

I am also trying to track down "Swords and Blades of the American Revolution", thanks for the tip.

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6-7 oz. should be more than fine, I tend to prefer my belts to be rather stout as I carrie a lot of accessories on it. 6-7 oz. should be more than good enough to support a sword and a few accessories, but I would strongly recommend against overdoing it.

Alternatively, you could back the leather with some stout fabric to make up for the difference... Ot if you have a nice looking fabric, cover the front with it to make it more decorative. I've seen images of what look like fabric sashes/baldrics, there is no saying the fabric didn't cover leather for strength underneath. Albeit the fabric sashes/baldrics tend to be a more upper class thing judging from the images I have seen.

[MadL]

Bugger it all! I know there be another pirate forum out there what has a wonderful thread go'n on all about baldrics....but I can not find me way on this computer (at work right now...'er so th' boss thinks )

They have a wonderful description o' a belt design I want t' make some day too.

But I want t' keep abreast o' what ye find for Buckle Resources, try'n t' find a good buckle connection for baldric or belt (in the 2-inch and up size) is quite hard t' come by! aye I know o' many for common round, square, and saddle-type; but try'n t' find GOOD and cleaver - 'original' - buckles t' fit th' GAoP is HARD (unless ye just want t' be a commoner and go with masses).

We could use a good blacksmitty who would make some fine large buckles with straight latch but fancy frames, like shell or scroll or ????

[Captain Mickey]

MadL, on Dec 18 2008, 02:32 PM, said:

Bugger it all! I know there be another pirate forum out there what has a wonderful thread go'n on all about baldrics....but I can not find me way on this computer (at work right now...'er so th' boss thinks )

They have a wonderful description o' a belt design I want t' make some day too.

But I want t' keep abreast o' what ye find for Buckle Resources, try'n t' find a good buckle connection for baldric or belt (in the 2-inch and up size) is quite hard t' come by! aye I know o' many for common round, square, and saddle-type; but try'n t' find GOOD and cleaver - 'original' - buckles t' fit th' GAoP is HARD (unless ye just want t' be a commoner and go with masses).

We could use a good blacksmitty who would make some fine large buckles with straight latch but fancy frames, like shell or scroll or ????

Well make sure you let me know what the other forum is! Till then, here are some of the buckles I am considering

[Captain Mickey]

I have the peices cut and I grooved the edges. I am not tooling a section of the belts and the frog.

Tonight I should be dying the leather. I'll post some more images of the work in progress tonight.

[MadL]

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Watch some o' them 'replica' buckles now; when I first got started I was look'n at some on Ebay but then began t' read some complaint's that th' cheap Taiwan made ones where naught solid 'n fall'n apart on folk!! There was a forum somewhere where people began post'n photos they took o' their broken buckle, seems th' center post be just tack soldered, 'n very poorly at that! If ye can solder ye can fix it but depend'n on th' quality o' alloy used it could be a touchy business!

Aye, I like th' one on th' bottom!

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Blast it all! Can naught recall that other forum! It be a pirate forum, I found it from a link in this very forum, a conversation about baldrics it was!!

[callenish gunner]

the first and forth buckles would be period ...i m'self just got the forth one for a new sword rig.

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Agreed on the PC. I think that I am going to use screws instead of rivets on the buckle binding. That way I can use it PC and also dress it up for my more "Hollywood" functions.

I have the brown baldric dyed and sealed. I only need to assemble it. I am beginning to work on the black dye now for the 2nd baldric. Images soon.

[Captain Mickey]

Ok here are the shots of the leather after I cut the hide into the 3 segments for each baldric

This post has been edited by Captain Mickey: 26 December 2008 - 04:55 PM

[Captain Mickey]

Here is what I came up with on the brown... I am having some trouble with it though. The front strap (the short one with the buckle is attached with the 2 conchs. (I know, not PC), but it is pulling away from the "frog" section. I think I will need to either A) use contact cement or B0 take it to a shoe repair shop and have them stitch it. What do you all think?

[Animal]

Very well done!!!! I think I would either stitch it my self or have it stitched. If you did it your self, you can take more pride in "I did it my self, all by hand".


Animal

[Captain Mickey]

Animal, on Dec 26 2008, 05:12 PM, said:

Very well done!!!! I think I would either stitch it my self or have it stitched. If you did it your self, you can take more pride in "I did it my self, all by hand".


Animal

Well that be true and it be a fact, but I have never done that me one self. Any suggestions on how to do that?

[Animal]

Your going to need a leather awl to punch the holes, going through 2 layers of leather. I would get several needles, straight & curved. I would get some sinew and do the stitching in a straight stitch, the same as Kass explains in the handstitching:

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Animal

[Captain Mickey]

Ok, I think I understand the posting. I have the awl and the stitching, I guess I can learn more for watching. I know some of you are borderline genius for being able to figure it out on your own self. That is SO cool and a fantastic gift. My gift seems to come from finding someone else who is an expert in the field to help me finish. I'm gonna go with that.

In the meantime, the black is dyed and drying. PICS in the morning.

This post has been edited by Captain Mickey: 27 December 2008 - 11:31 AM

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[Captain Mickey]

Patrick Hand, on Dec 27 2008, 11:00 AM, said:

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Patrick,

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