Review on 👔 Bullko Leather Casual Silver Buckle Men's Belts: Stylish Accessories for Fashionable Men by Tom Childress

03/21/2017, Revision A: I really like the belt. I particularly like the screw closure on the buckle. That is, instead of adding holes in the belt as is usually done (the skin is stretched or when you lose weight). Instead, you can take apart the end of the buckle, cut off the excess number of inches (4 inches in my case (mine is a 38 and I ordered 38-40), redrill the hole for the screw mount and put everything back in. Tools Required: – Medium sized /large straight screwdriver (standard) - Heavy-duty scissors or heavy-duty wire cutters - Ruler or tape measure - Drill and 5/32 drill bit - Silver marker (or other prominent ageist black or brown belt color) How It Works There is a dark bronze rivet next to the buckle On the back of the On the belt there is a blade (standard/straight) with a screw head (compared to type + (Philips). Screw head. Loosen the screw and the hole becomes part. Do not cut / shorten it (I did it once and a good one Belt ruined because I could no longer easily get the end of the belt through the buckle, the belt was too short ). See how many holes you have left. In my case none. That means there were 5 extra holes that I couldn't use. Each hole is one inch apart. So after disassembling the belt I removed 4 inches from the end of the buckle. I used my heavy duty scissors that I bought just to open those pesky clear plastic boxes that seem to pop up these days. The center of the belt is 3/4" (half 1-1/2"). It's also about the length from the end you just cut where the hole should be (just don't get 1/2 inch closer to the end as it might pull out). Lay the tape on some wood while you drill the hole. I have a piece of wood that I use as a base for drilling. Assemble: The rough side is the inside. The head of the screw is also inside. Collect. Did.