Description
This tape measure holster / holder / pouch / clip is designed to last you a lifetime. It is handmade in Spokane, WA. Built from full-grain veg-tan leather and fitted with an aluminum alloy and stainless steel clip design as well as saddle hand-stitched with polyester waxed thread. This holster is designed to be durable, comfortable and very practical as well a beautiful at the same time, with its unique choice of materials. You have an option to have a pouch which allows you to carry a knife, carpenter pencil, or anything else you see fit. Please see the photo with size labels to make sure if will work for you. The leather is treated with Fiebings Mink Oil (available here from us), which can be reapplied to maintain the health of the leather. A video of this accessory will be available on this YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/reviewoutdoorgear Watch how we make a similar sheath on YouTube: https://youtu.be/reL6CQi18xk
The leather is treated with Neatsfoot Oil and Fiebings Mink Oil (available here from us).
Please see the sizing diagram below. The holster without the pouch has identical dimensions expect that it doesn’t have the pouch:
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Watch how a similar item is crafted by us on YouTube:
The sheath is handmade in Spokane, Washington.
Tape Measure Holster / Holder / Pouch / Clip
Loren –
I own 6) six of your Tape Measure Holders (No Pouch). I wear 2) two each on the 3) three different types of carpenter tool bags i own, a framing, a finish, and, a rebar tool bag sets. These holders are the absolute best out there on this planet Earth! I can hang any of my pneumatic nail guns, cordless drills/impacts, let alone a tape measure. I typically work 10) ten hour construction days and almost always I’m wearing a tool bag on me. The only suggestion i can offer, based on my experience is to install an additional rivet above and centered across the top of the Tape Holder. I typically don’t watch my hands re-inserting a tool back into it’s particular home in any of my leather pouch locations. What is/can happen is the hook/hanger of any tool gets snagged/pinched/sandwiched between the back of the square plate and the leather. This occurrences tends to allow the leather to shape/warp/distort and create a memory pukka. Thus, a permanent gap is eventually formed and now I must look at the hanger/hook of a tool to be properly inserted. This is only occurring on my right side and i am right handed. What do you think? My solution is going to be just that, drill and insert a matching rivet at this location. When I get to doing that, I’ll shall follow-up with my experienced results.
Thank you for making a solid made in the U.S.A. product!
Eugene –
Glad to have you as a customer! Thank you for the feedback and suggestion!! Perhaps a ‘version 2’ will come along one day.