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Ok this is without a doubt the dullest posting i have ever done.
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I reckon it's actually about the 3450th most boring post Woz has made. The other two being "Arrrrrrr"

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I'd have to check, but I think the way I have mine setup is like Woz's, but in reverse. See the picture. The only difference / advantage to it is the big "lump" of the belt loop is on the back rather than the front, and I found makes the other end of the belt go through the buckle that bit easier and close tighter.

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I tried that and the free end still came a bit loose and the buckle hangs funny. My way is tight from the start but it does make your fingers sore from the threading.
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