Glove recommendations
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Pugh on
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I wear moto leather gloves with just a cutting board puck. I hot glue gunned it on. Hot glue sticks are cheap, and work pretty well.
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Permalink Reply by davey on
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my new work has corian and cnc AND they cut out bin holes for surgerys about the same size as a circular punk shit yeh gonna try and steal me some of those
dave
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Permalink Reply by Joe on
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Ohh hahaha true Davey, that's the material all the American kids have on there gloves isn't it because they have free samples in some of the home wear stores so they grab a heap haha.
davey said:my new work has corian and cnc AND they cut out bin holes for surgerys about the same size as a circular punk shit yeh gonna try and steal me some of those
dave
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Mechanics gloves (from supercheap auto) only like $15 and they are a comfy fit, and a set of black velvet slide pucks with industrial Velcro and i use double bonded Adhesive glue.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on -
leather riggers gloves are a cheap and easy option..they are full leather pretty much like the landy glove without the wrist strap or extra leather over the fingers but you can get 4 pairs of rigger gloves to one pro set..then a staple gun and mums chopping board and your set for months..just buy a good set for when you wanna look pretty..
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on -
Fletch said:Instructions and pics of the home made ones would be great
just cut your pucks to the shape you want.then get a staple gun from your hardware store..place the puck on your glove where its best suited for you and draw a couple of lines so you will place it right..then turn the palm of the glove inside out line up your puck and staple it on..run staples around the edges and a few for good luck in the middle..
your new gloves are ready to roll..
you might be able to get the pucks ut at your local plastic dealer..
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Permalink Reply by Fletch on
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Cool, I have a pop rivet set, I tried with a hotmelt glue gun but the cutting board puck came off 1st slide.
Tim, Did you drill recessed holes for the rivets?
Leeso, what sort of staple gun do you use? are they expensive? as this looks like the easiest and simpliest way to do it
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Old School Ritchie used little sections of PVC pipe with velcro on his fingertips. Think I'll go the velcro way and see how it goes, seems to hold strong enough in my loaded gloves
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on -
just your plain ol staple gun bro the same one u used to shoot your mates at school with..i bought one at bunning for about $30 with a shitload of staples..the velcro is great way aswell but i found the glue wanted to let go off the glove and pucks before the velcro,after a while..so i got put onto the staple gun and i havent looked back..
just throw that puppy in your skate bag and a couple of spare pucks and if you loose one,a few quick staples and your all brand new..
well thats how i do anyway,,each to there own..
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Permalink Reply by Ben on
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1.buy material (leather glove, velcro, primer, glue and uhmw.)
2. take glove and velcro to leather shop and have them sow it on.
3. take primer, apply to uhmw- wait.
4. add glue and other half of velcro.
5.set
6. put together and ride.
7. if you pull this combo apart, put pics up, kobie cains his gloves and is still yet to truly hurt one...it really works.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by leeso on -
ocourse sewing it on would be the best option...i just minimise my build time and hastle so i can spend more time using them..
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