Crafts / Craftsmen / craftswomen (craftspeople, I suppose)

Related to the Juki Joy above, here's my latest belt I made for my brother who provided a vehicle and muscle (thanks B!) to get that beasty home.
I'm getting a little better but there's lots of room to improve.

My process, in case anyone wants to give it a go:

• cut blank to width to match buckle
  
• make crease lines if so desired (I made my own tool for this)
  
• edge bevel top and bottom of blank
  
• burnish (I'm using a drill press mounted wood burnisher)
  
• edge dye
  
• burnish again by hand using saddle soap saturated rough canvas
  
• skive buckle area so the fold doesn't get too bulky
  
• touch up edge dye by buckle
  
• punch holes for buckle and keeper unless using a centre bar-type
  
• attach buckle with chicago screws
  
• make and attach leather keeper (I sew the ends together, some staple or rivet)
  
• mark mainly used hole position based on customer's belt
  
• punch 5 or 7 holes (1 or 3/4 inches apart)
  
• cut English Point on belt end, finish as per the other edges
  
• dye inside of holes to match belt
  
• apply leather conditioner
  
  

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