Bowie Sheaths - kept me busy the last couple o'weeks.

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Jason Cutter

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I finally got round to fixing up the sheaths for these knives. Thought I'd share them now they're ready to ship.

The inlays are Cane Toad skin and black pythonskin respectively. Cane Toad is a widespread pest in the warmer parts of Australia. Its finally served some useful purpose by being an inlay... :p :D

Thanks for looking. Jason.

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Amigo Jason , me gusta el estilo de este cuchillo .Mi faceta de grabador , me hace verlo grabado en su lámina de acero .No entiendo como no graban las hojas de los cuchillos . Hay cuchillos muy bonitos que quedarian fantasticos al grabarlos ( la lámina ) . Pero es simplemente una opinión personal .Le felicito .

Montejano .

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Friend Jason, I like style of this knife. My engraver facet, makes me see it engraving in its steel sheet. I don't understand as they don't record the leaves of the knives. There are very beautiful knives that would be fantastic when recording them (the sheet). But it is simply a personal opinion. I congratulate Him.

Montejano.
 
That's about as nice as pairs of Bowies get, IMHO..........superb work on those sheaths!!! :cool: :)

Where's Danbo?????? :confused: I figured he'd be the first one to post praises to such wonderful workmanship!!! :D
 
Real nice sheaths for both knives Jason - a terrific package overall.

Roger
 
Beautiful work on both knives and sheaths. I think I might have asked you this before, when do you sleep?
 
I sure don't have any problem with looking at nice sheaths, and these are extremely nice. For me, the sheath is an equal partner to the fixed blade and I want them to be as nicely made as the knife. Sheath work is an art in itself.
 
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