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She’s definitely got Habititis, she’s already asking about the next leather belts time she can come out and build! Thanks for your hard work, Norma! Some tan belts girls like dolls, others like ponies. Norma Vally liked tools. The Brooklyn native remembers helping her father tool belt diva with fix-it projects as a very young girl, “whatever age a tool belt buckle kid can hold a tool,” she says, which turns out to be a great background, given her current status as the “Toolbelt Diva” on Discovery Channel’s Emmy-nominated series. And while her belts silver show, now in tool belt diva its fourth season, takes on home improvement for female homeowners, like a true Toolhound, the Diva has the chops of any guy who digs the tools of the money belt leather trade. “I’m a very physical, hands-on type of person,” Vally says. “I love working with great tools and sinking my teeth into a project. I especially love having the right tool belts and buckles for the job.” Vally honed to her skills while working on a tool belt diva century-old house she purchased. All the wiring, carpentry, and demolition raised her passion. She got a occidental leather tool belts reality check when she went to work for a general contractor, but it didn’t put a dent in her interest. “I was the new ‘guy’ on the job, which made me the candidate for all makita tool belt of the tool belt diva grunt work,” she says. “So when we demolished a bathroom in a four-story walk-up, guess who had to carry all the debris down four flights of stairs in joint belts and buckles compound buckets? I never slept so well in my life.” A lot of men may not think of belts clothing construction as a woman’s world, but Vally feels the career opens more for women every day. “Men should know that women are dedicated, serious, sparkly belts and patient,” she says. “Plus, we’re belts clothing perfectionists.”