Now those are some sexy sheaths! I love African blackwood, but I like the non-laced one better. Really outstanding craftsmanship!
Here's a couple of balisong sheaths I just finished up.
- Wickett and Craig 6-7 oz leather
- African Saltwater Crocodile inlay
- Polished natural edges
The laced version has a hand-turned African Blackwood bead
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Now those are some sexy sheaths! I love African blackwood, but I like the non-laced one better. Really outstanding craftsmanship!
Great looking work!
Thats great work, how long did it take to complete the lace sheath?
Thanks folks!
Mr Tanto - They both took about 6-7 hours each to complete. I hadn't made a bali sheath before(hell, I'd never even held a bali), so the time consuming part is the design and mock-up stage.
I hope the buyer was in Canada: I'd pretty much s*** a brick if I had to ship a 42 up north!![]()
Looks like the black leather is both a lining and an outer layer... did you glue down black pig or cow over all the heavy veg-tanned leather? The contrasting lines on the outer edge of the sheath are outstanding.
How much is one for a BRS Alpha Beast?
Great work. I really like the unlaced one. Now to figure out how to avoid getting nailed for "concealing" a bali....
I think they both look great! You should make yourself known in the Balisong Forum.....that is if you want to be covered up with work! Your other designs on the paper background look pretty darned nice also.
Paul
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Awesome looking sheaths! I have a long way to got to get mine looking like that. Are you machine stitching or hand stitching?
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