Leather Belt Strap Replacement

ID: 171994

Description: In this project proposal, I aim to guide...

Steps:

1. Begin by turning the belt buckle around to reveal the screws at the back of the belt.

2. Take a small screwdriver and begin unscrewing the two screws on both sides of the belt buckle.
3. The screws are M2.5x5 Cross Slot Tip Screws for leather accessories.

4. Remove the unscrewed belt buckle away from the old leather strap.

5. Take new leather belt strap and align it with the old leather strap.
6. Take a pen and approximately mark the areas where the cuts will be made.

7. Take the pen.
8. Draw two circles where the screws will be screwed in.

9. Take the new leather belt strap with markings made.
10. Use a scissor to cut out the square mark on the new leather belt strap.

11. Take a small screwdriver and puncture the two small circles on the new leather belt strap.
12. Make sure that the holes are punctured through.
13. If the screwdriver is not sharp enough to puncture the hole, you may use a small sharp object such as a hand held needle.

14. Now, take the front side of the belt buckle and insert it into the front side of the new leather belt strap.
15. If the belt buckle does not fit in, make the markings bigger by cutting away excess leather.

16. Turn the belt buckle to the back.
17. Take the small screwdriver and the screws.
18. Begin screwing back the screws onto the belt buckle.
19. Make sure the screws are tightly screwed in.
20. The screws are M2.5x5 Cross Slot Tip Screws for leather accessories.

21. Now take the old and new leather belt strap
22. Align both leather belt straps side by side. (The old leather belt strap will be used as a reference)
23. Use a pen to draw circles that are an equal distance apart.
24. Start by drawing the same number of circles that are on the old belt strap.

25. Take the revolving leather puncher.
26. Rotate the setting clockwise to the third or fourth-largest setting. (This will ensure that the buckle's prong will fit through the holes)
27. Now insert the leather puncher and align it with the circle.
28. To punch a hole through the leather, squeeze the handle thoroughly until the leather punch clicks.

29. THIS STEP IS OPTIONAL
30. Use the pen to draw detail marking to the end of the new leather belt strap.
31. Take the kitchen scissors and cut the leather belt according to the detail.

32. FINISH PRODUCT
33. If the new belt is too loose, consider adding additional holes to the belt.