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I just need a small hole so I can make the strap a little shorter with the buckle, what would be the best thing to use? Thanks for any suggestions.


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Buy a leather punch. It is a handheld device much like a pair of pliers that has a rotary die cutter for punching different size holes in leather and leather like materials. It punches clean holes that look like they were meant to be there.

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I have one of those but the smallest hole it makes is still way too big, I'm thinking like a big needle of some kind or ??

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The only thing with that it that is it tends to extrude the hole rather than cut it. You could try heating the needle to red hot in a pair of pliers and pushing it through wile hot.

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I've always used a needle pushed through from both directions.

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My dad used to use a sharp awl on my mom's and sister's shoes and the results were typically decent.

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A Japanese hole punch is really good if you have one. It works like a drill and I use it for modeling all the time. Holes from 1mms to 4 mms in 1/2 increments.

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