Hock Hardware Question

[🪦 Homicidal#9 ●]

hey guys,

i will hopefully have some raw pulls on their way here some day and i have had extreme difficulty in finding leather and hardware for the straps and i was wondering if you guys could point me in the right direction. I had no luck at home depot or lowes in the past. where else can i look for the right stuff? Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,
Tommy

[🪦 Homicidal#9 ●]

14 views and not one response...so is no one gonna help me out here?

[🪦 Homicidal#9 ●]

okay...21 views....do i smell or something??

[🪦 JBUNGIE ●]

Yes you smell :unsure: ..I always found a nice leather belt works out pretty well.

[🪦 Homicidal#9 ●]

thank you for being gracious enough to reply jbungie...that is what i had to use for the other hockey masks i have...

[🪦 JASON11 ●]

Here are some links that SPAZ posted a while ago
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/beltstrap.shtml\"]Straps[/url]
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/loopringsnap.shtml\"]Rings[/url]
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/fasteners.shtml\"]Snaps[/url]

[🪦 Homicidal#9 ●]

thank you very much Jason11...on the snaps page if you scroll down you can see what i have used on most of my straps...which are the chicago screws. i got the idea from one of my fathers custom holsters...they look good and they are easily removable
again, thanks for the response

Tommy

[🪦 JASON11 ●]

No problem.

[DEATH]

Do you have a "Michael\'s" craft store near you?
If so, they have a pretty wide selection of snaps, "D" rings, "O" rings, buckles, nylon strapping for the hockey masks that don\'t wear leather, even the brass rivet assortments for the "Roy" straps which are also good for your Freddy gloves.

[🪦 SPAZ ●]

Here are some links that SPAZ posted a while ago
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/beltstrap.shtml\"]Straps[/url]
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/loopringsnap.shtml\"]Rings[/url]
[url=\"http://eleathersupply.com/fasteners.shtml\"]Snaps[/url]

goooood glad you still have the links cuz there where on my old comp
which was just wiped cleand