| Seks |
| Some place that's careful with a belt. And also, would it cost anything? |
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| DeathBy240 |
| A hammer and a nail??:dunno: |
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| MrMiyagi |
| Are you getting fatter or skinnier? :D |
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| 2003specv |
| Use a hammer and a .22 shell. |
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| VerbotenZ34 |
I can do it for $50 - that gets you your choice of hole diameter, and your preference of entry from either side of the belt. It's usually easier to have a private party do this, than a shop. ;)
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| TofuBoi |
| thats expensive for just a couple of holes....... its like 5-10 dollars |
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| VerbotenZ34 |
:rolleyes:
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| Seks |
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Are you getting fatter or skinnier?
The smallest size available for the belt I bought was 32 and I wear a size 30.
I've had bad experience with Moneysworth (shoe repair shop) when they try to trim down another belt I have from size 40 so it fits my size 30 waist. |
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| 2003specv |
| Why not buy a belt that fits your scrawny ass? LOL:bthumbup: |
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| ChromeDragon |
If it's that huge of an issue you can pick up a belt hole punch at some place like Walmart.
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| 2HIGH~PSI |
| just use a hammer and a nail, no one's gonna see the hole because you're going to be using that hole when you wear the belt anyway...your belt buckle will cover it up:blink: |
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| JeffZ28 |
| why not take a drill? |
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| ChromeDragon |
| A hydraulic press with a belt punching attachment should do the trick. Seriously man, take a screwdriver even and just punch a hole through it. |
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| Seks |
| Thnx guys. I think I'll try the drill with the proper size bit :) Should have thought of that..doh.. |
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