Belts with built in loops near the buckle work best.
Buckle Cuff
Turn those old boring belts into cool new cuffs
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Tighten the belt to the prefered tightness on your wrist and mark off where the small skinny part of the buckle needs to push through the belt.
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Punch a small hole where you had marked on the belt and then push the stick on the buckle through.
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Feed the rest of the belt through the built in loops near the buckle and mark off where the belt comes out through the loops.
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With the utility knife, make a clean, straight cut along the belt where you had maked it. Now your Buckle Cuff should is done.
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Alternatively, if the belt has no built in loops near the buckle make a mark an inch or so after the hole you just made. Then cut off the belt from that point.
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Cat Morley
03 Jul 13:13
That is such an awesome idea and it looks great!
Zombie Soup
03 Jul 15:40
I made one of these before but i did i crap job and I fell off in a mall gone forever
Im going to have to make more though, yours looks awsome
xrenax
03 Jul 16:20
this is pretty radd! im gonna make one now
Tucker
03 Jul 21:58
Glad you like it, sad to hear it xrenax :(
Tucker
03 Jul 21:59
Sorry, It's skettio's i feel sorry for, not xrenax
Tucker
04 Jul 05:01
Hey also, check me out on Youtube http://www.youtube.com/user/BeeSting360
Kenneth O.
28 Jul 02:27
One word: Genius!
Tucker
03 Aug 05:04
Thanks Kenneth O.
Jǖķęя Ĉħ!ćΚ
28 Feb 10:17
WOOW i REALY LOVED IT XP