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Below is a message from Mike Sastre. Mike and I have been running the gun show scene together for a long time. I have found him to be a deep thinker, and a craggy old bastard. One of the best minds in the Kydex world, and my long time mentor in the art of forming plastic. There is no product on the market like Kitchen Kydex from Mike Sastre. If you want to save a lot of money while making money, but this video.
Mitch - Glocktech
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Yeah, it costs money, and I know you're supposed to be able to get all the info you need for free on the internet, but here's the deal: while there IS a lot of good information on it, there is also quite a bit of erroneous and/or incomplete information there as well. If you don't have a good "Ignorance and BS" filter installed on your computer, you can be led down a lot of wrong paths. Although working with kydex is easy enough to do, it is also easy enough to do badly. "The devil's in the details" as they say, and the details are in the DVD set and Workbook. What I did with the DVD set and workbook was to explain some principles, lay out some guidelines and safety procedures, then walk you through four different projects (tool holster, magazine carrier, knife sheath, and IWB pistol holster) that after completion, should have you pretty well grounded in working with kydex. Also show how to build your own kydex press and give you a design that can be used to hold straight walled items that don't have good "locking" shapes, such as pistol magazines and many multi-tools. It's a blueprint for success. Using my design pattern and a 1 sq.' piece of kydex, you can make 4 items that routinely cost $25-$40 each. The DVD set will pay for itself! I have yet to have anyone say it was NOT worth the money, and many who have said it was. |
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GlockTech Industries now accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover through the PayPal shopping cart. We do not take orders over the phone. But you are welcome to call if you have any issues.
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