You are certainly welcome!

You are certainly welcome.

You are certainly welcome!

Thanks Dude!

Its not tough, just tedious!

Sure it could have. Yet, I have to manage the revolt if I leave all the details in, or the other revolt when I take them out :)

+purgatoryironworks I do not know why (!?! ;-) ) but the comment of this lad reminds me of my Dad. To understand the bad this kind of behavior could do to some people, will be always too late. Strangely this people usually are and do better than who always find in them the "hair in the egg" as we say in Italy, and never avoid to make them notice. this, fortunately is THEIR problem. Hope honestly for mr. Colt45 here not to waste again too much time to get this, as my Oldie. cauz' even you Colt, one day, will run out of shots.

Certainly welcome Mr. Lantz

Your here too?

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You are cetainly welcome

Dont use a heat gun but you can throw it in the oven on the lowest setting WITH THE DOOR OPEN. It will dry in a few hours but make sure you wrapped your knife very well as the cold metal will condensate tremendously.

purgatoryironworks Heating the leather will harden it so it's best not to do that. Just let it dry naturally. You want the leather to remain flexible and be able to get your knife out. lol

+ Kriss Stiletto Si potrebbe plastificare Una parte interna del fodero di cuoio, perfetto non é, ma potrebbe funzionare bene, Before chiusura, con Una sorta di resina epossidica, ma non troppo duro, Quelli misti potrebbe Andare bene, Mettere Menone indurente, Così ha Vinto & # 39; . t crepa Che ha vinto & # 39; t assorbire e trattenere Molta acqua Così di danneggiare il acciaio al carbonio.

+mikethenascarfan amazon? ;-) I got it there, perfect.

+moishemgrinberg Tandy Leather is a good place to start

If you liked this old stuff, be sure and check out the new!

...and who says I aint got one? Was trying to keep it as basic as possible. I had just bought the spacer though and was dying to use it.

a very old handle but I made that blade out of and old bandsaw!

Thanks!

...wait.....the cats aren't supposed to talk?

Alpha smurf 60 yards if you have a good arm!

It will dull the blade, you can do it but its not good for the knife

purgatoryironworks yeah now that i think about it, ur right

You could of course use a welt and put rivets in few key spots of the welt. Typically at the top, bottom, and in the curve. Then stitch between them.

Yes it is, it's very helpful to use glue to hold the leather for stitching. It helps even up the leather. I usual use elmers glue or epoxy.

Is it neccesary or can i skip it?

+ZombieFighterOf1987 Absolutely Necessary?? Not Really, but it does 2 things A: Makes the stitching easier by keeping both halves together when you are piercing, then stitching, and B: leaves a mechanical join BEFORE the stitching, so the blade edge isnt working the stitching from inside. For me at least, the extra few minutes is worth it to keep things crisp and extend the life of the Sheath.

+Сергей Булатов Your welcome!

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Your welcome dude!

purgatoryironworks Where do you get your leather? I went by the only place in town that even deals in raw leather anymore, and he gave me some huge prices for some small pieces! Is there an online supply of reasonably-priced material or anything?

Tandy leather factory is pretty much the only game in the retail town. And yes, 10.00 a sq ft is an average price and thats if you buy a whole side, so 250.00. Your BEST bet is to find a tack repair place and go beg for scraps. They should have plenty for what you need.

Thanks I'll have to ask next time I'm there. Tandy has been good to me so far, got a pile of tools and thread and stuff on sale, and I got a whole side of leather on sale for like $60. Made a couple dozen sheaths now, first based directly on this video, and branching out since then.

Thanks!

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+Uruz2012 As an experienced carpenter I am well aware of the benefit of a sharp blade as well as the function of a draw knife, but we're not talking about a draw knife. Cutting towards yourself is generally a bad idea, the slightest slip while pulling that blade would have resulted in a horrible wound, something easily avoided by using a cutting surface.

Peter Hughes DVM Well that made two of us!

purgatoryironworks make that 3 of us. lol

lol! glad I found this comment

ANXIETOR So if no one immediately gets good at trying something different, they shouldn't ever do it again. How did everyone else get good at doing anything, then?

Skip your nap today, Tank?

@@TankEpidemic supposed to be a tutorial. If you're showing people on how to do something you should probably be good at it. not that he was not decent I thought he was okay but the way he cut the leather wasn't good practice.