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Punching a hole in a leather belt
I got a new leather belt as a belt but I need just one more hole (it's a
little too loose). Can this be done by myself? I suppose not - perhaps a special tool is needed and I don't want to ruin it by trying a drill or dremel tool (tempting though...) If I let the pro do it should I take it to a tailor shop or a shoe repair place? Thanks in advance, MC |
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