Axe Sheath

[RGrizzleLeather]

I bought an old Plumb axe head not long ago and posted some pictures after putting a new handle on it. A couple of members asked me to post some pictures of a sheath when I got one made. I haven't made one for the Plumb yet and when I do it will probably just be a simple edge cover. It will mostly be used to split wood for my smoker and probably stay in the shop.

I did make one for my Council Tool Boys axe and thought I'd post pictures of it instead. This axe will mostly stay in the truck for emergencies but I wanted a decent sheath for it just in case. I added a loop and d-ring on the back to help out in case I ever wanted to strap it to a pack or something. The d-ring could also be used to hang the axe up in camp and the loop would work for belt attachment but I personally think this axe is a little large for belt carry.

Anyway, here are some pics.

 

[JK Knives]

Very nice!

 

[RGrizzleLeather]

Thanks John.

Believe it or not, like some of my other personal gear, that sheath was actually made out of scrap leather.

 

[jds1]

VERY nice!

Jeff

 

[mykel m]

Sorry,I'd rather see the other one.

Just kidding man,that is nice Ryan.

 

[kyturkey]

Thanks John.

Believe it or not, like some of my other personal gear, that sheath was actually made out of scrap leather.

Your "scrap" leather work is really nice!!!

 

[KYenglish]

looks great!

 

[JK Knives]

Thanks John.

Believe it or not, like some of my other personal gear, that sheath was actually made out of scrap leather.

Sounds like me. All my own knives are made from leftovers, or material from cancelled orders.