Videos tagged with Kydex Molding

This video provides an in-depth look at Eclipse Holsters' state-of-the-art manufacturing process for custom Kydex holsters. The facility emphasizes speed and customization, capable of producing and shipping a custom holster in three business days or less. Key technologies include 3D scanning for mold creation, vacuum forming with Kydex heated to 400°F, and precise CNC cutting. Customers can personalize various aspects, from Kydex colors and patterns to accessory attachments and washer colors, ensuring a unique and functional product.

This guide details the process of accelerating Kydex holster manufacturing using a custom water cooling system developed by T.REX ARMS. The system utilizes a high-pressure water mist to rapidly cool the Kydex after it's placed on the mold, significantly reducing cycle times. Lucas Botkin highlights the efficiency gains and technical aspects of this innovative manufacturing technique.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical showcases rapid sell-outs of new products, including the Compact Optic Durable Camera Mount (COD Mount) and the Staccato CSX Mainspring Housing Extension. He also details the acquisition of a rare STI 2011 chambered in .45 ACP, intended as a suppressor host. The video highlights QVO Tactical's R&D process for a Cloud Defensive MCH Duty flashlight carrier using a 3D printer and Kydex molding, demonstrating rapid prototyping capabilities.

This video demonstrates how to make your own Kydex and leather hybrid holster using kits from Old Faithful Holsters. The kits range from raw materials requiring full molding to pre-formed components, offering varying levels of DIY effort. The presenter highlights the re-workability of Kydex, allowing for multiple attempts at molding.