hawgrider (07-04-2017),Ricekila (07-04-2017),RubberDuck (07-04-2017),Unclefred (07-05-2017)
Looks good!
Looks like it will work just fine. I need to make a couple for a couple of my knives functional is my only goal.
"The clever cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." W. C. Fields
BucketBack (07-05-2017),Ricekila (07-04-2017),RubberDuck (07-04-2017),slewfoot (07-05-2017),Talon (07-05-2017)
My one criticism would go back to about 1958 in Boy Scout leather class.
Our scout leader showed us a sheath someone had made with copper rivets in it, . . . and asked us if it was a good design. I knew it wasn't (in his opinion anyway) but not why.
He went on to explain that if you inadvertently swing it against a piece of wood or something, . . . the knife blade or ax head can penetrate down to the copper rivet, . . . and will seriously ding and dent the cutting edge.
Never have used copper rivets for that reason alone.
I sew all my sheaths, . . . with a nice thick welt in between the front and back of the sheath, . . . so the blade rides on the welt going in or coming out, . . . which will also keep it from cutting the stitching, . . . and will not damage the cutting edge.
May God bless,
Dwight
If you can breathe, . . . thank God.
If you can read, . . . thank a teacher.
If you can read in English, . . . thank a veteran.
www.dwightsgunleather.com
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shootbrownelk (07-08-2017),slewfoot (07-05-2017),Talon (07-05-2017)
It looks great.
Talon (07-05-2017)
Unclefred (07-05-2017)
Talon (07-05-2017)