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    How do I buckle this?

    This is puzzling.. the pleats look great...

    http://img401.imageshack.us/my.php?image=klt2jv2.jpg

    .. all the way around, except for that pesky hole just below the top band...

    http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=klt3ke1.jpg

    .. but I can't figure out how to buckle it..

    http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=klt1rg7.jpg

    Sorry, I was bored and thought somone could use a little humor
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    Never mind
    Last edited by starbkjrus; 15th November 08 at 09:09 AM. Reason: ehhh
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    Quote Originally Posted by starbkjrus View Post
    Ummm, your pic does not clickety pop so I can't really see. I'm going to make a great leap of faith (and use info from another thread) and assume you have just received your first Matt Newsome Awesome Box Pleat. If that is the case then:
    Yeah, ImageShack keeps changing the way they do things so I just put in the url. Sorry about that. No, Matt Newsome creations take up to six months to arrive due to the popular demand.
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    Hey, I think it looks great.

    Do you have any Duct Tape? It'll fix that puppy on good and seal that pesky hole to boot.
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    Ummm... you need to turn the kilt inside out... wait, outside in... no, just wear is on your head... that'll make a statement!
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    Did you try to put it on while liying in your bed... I've heard that using a fork helps when it's really tight.
    Wait... Did you read the instruction manual or are you winging it???
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    definietly needs some tack welds to hold it in place, them finish it up with nig TIG'ing...

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    Wow! A kilt with a built in black cummerbund and back support. What will they think of next?

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    Ha! I'm amazed pictures like that haven't turned up in the Kilt Do's and Don't's thread!
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    Why bother with the buckles? I'd suggest using a heavy duty, air operated, staple gun with inch and a half staples. That should hold everything in place without it slipping down. Would work great for that kilt that isn't quite tight enough when worn with a PC and waistcoat.

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