Buck 110 sheath.

Very nice looking sheath. Looks like a comfortable and secure carry :thumbsup:
 
The sheath looks to be excellent but the pine tree? on the front might take away from it a bit. You look to be a very good leather craftsman, but leave the art to artists (just my humble opinion).
 
panoz77 said:
The sheath looks to be excellent but the pine tree? on the front might take away from it a bit. You look to be a very good leather craftsman, but leave the art to artists (just my humble opinion).
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Lol I agree. Awesome honesty. :thumbsup:
 
Well I like the tree. A guy don't learn to use a swivel knife if a guy don't use a swivel knife. However, maybe better if ya lowered it so the flap didn't cover it? But since we've got the pine tree theme going I do find the acorn a little random. The sheath itself is very nice by the way. Nice indeed.
 
Horsewright said:
Well I like the tree. A guy don't learn to use a swivel knife if a guy don't use a swivel knife. However, maybe better if ya lowered it so the flap didn't cover it? But since we've got the pine tree theme going I do find the acorn a little random. The sheath itself is very nice by the way. Nice indeed.
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I agree. Maybe I'll chock this one up for practice.
 
I love the pine tree. But I would love it even more if it was, as Dave said, a wee bit lower on the sheath so that it's visible with the flap closed. Very nice sheath.
 
An excellent job overall. The Pine tree is okay, and the fact that you can tell it's a Pine tree without a written guide is even more okay. It does appear to me that the tree was done with a stitch groover and not a swivel knife, and also I agree with Dave that the acorn is a little random and foreign the the Pine tree theme, but still over all an excellent job.

Paul
 
Love the whole thing. And, yes the pine tree is art so that makes you an artist. Plenty of woods have both pine and oak so the theme is consistent.
 
Thank you.
I went ahead and built another one for my boss. His hobby is beer crafting and the name he came up with is Threshing Floor. So the TF should work due to limited space. Picture shows more red than Brown for some reason.
Plus his first Buck 110. I included a Cocobola 110. He is leaving the Pacific Northwest and heading back to his old stomping grounds for the same company in North Carolina.
 
I like the pine tree. I would have maybe made the flap slightly longer so it could be on that rather than covered up when it was covered up.
 
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