Sliding Gloves. How to make

[longwood94]

idk i got some cheap stanley gloves from walmart they are like leather and cloth on the top of the fingers

[rhythm629]

Here are my sliding gloves. I cut out the cutting board with a band saw, used a belt sander to make them smooth on the edges than blow torched the back of the pieces and stuck them on the glove. And for the question about how secure that way is it's a very strong bond between the glove and the sliding puck. Next time i'll prolly use nicer gloves and velcro though. The black on the pointer finger is flint so i can make sparks on my slides.

[DreadFred]

Here are my sliding gloves. I cut out the cutting board with a band saw, used a belt sander to make them smooth on the edges than blow torched the back of the pieces and stuck them on the glove. And for the question about how secure that way is it's a very strong bond between the glove and the sliding puck. Next time i'll prolly use nicer gloves and velcro though. The black on the pointer finger is flint so i can make sparks on my slides.

those are legit brah. and awesome idea with the flint. mind if i steal that idea and do it too? haha

[sk8nation]

I bought a pair of gloves and tried to sew on the velcro with floss, like ive been told by my friend who goes on SF daily,but the material is too thick to sew. What kind of glue can I use when the velcro falls off?

[DreadFred]

I bought a pair of gloves and tried to sew on the velcro with floss, like ive been told by my friend who goes on SF daily,but the material is too thick to sew. What kind of glue can I use when the velcro falls off?

gorilla glue then clamp, works awesome for me.

[Tears]

Options of sliding material

Corian samples from Lowes, Home Depots, OSH, etcc
Slide pucks
Cutting board

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Options of sticking

Rubber Cement. Pretty durable, cheap at $1.40 or so for a 4oz bottle, (Purchased from Office Depot)
Gorilla Glue
Hot Glue
Velcro

I prefer velcro + a glue. For me, rubber cement as glue