Carry methods for my BK2..

[Flexxx]

I must have one regardless of cost. What is your address, I'll get a blank check out asap.

(seriously, I would like to buy one, it's quite spiffy)

Here is my Email
arendtsen1@yahoo.com

 

[Baildoc]

Truly is a very creative bunch of folks on this forum. Always look forward to seeing the work some of you more talented guys come up with so that I can steal your ideas.

 

[tradewater]

Soak it with beeswax (or Gulfwax) until it won't absorb any more. Put the knife in while the sheath is warm, form it around the handle and leave it in the sheath until it cools at least an hour. That's how they used to make armor.

 

[Bladite]

okay, that is the ugliest blanket i've ever seen. nobody dares make comments about my dolphins again

also, great work

 

[NixKustoms]

okay, that is the ugliest blanket i've ever seen. nobody dares make comments about my dolphins again

also, great work

It's not a blanket. It's one of my flannel shirts. I know you need to make yourself feel better about your dolphins So if it does its a blanket

Thanks. :thumbup:

 

[Bladite]

It's not a blanket. It's one of my flannel shirts. I know you need to make yourself feel better about your dolphins So if it does its a blanket

Thanks. :thumbup:

well, my dolphin blanket is also not a blanket

i get that would make interesting micarta

 

[NixKustoms]

well, my dolphin blanket is also not a blanket

i get that would make interesting micarta

Yeah I think I remember you saying it was some kinda fancy scarf, right?

Come to think of it, I would agree with you that some of those flannel shirt would make for interesting micarta. I might have to try that one of these days.

 

[Bladite]

Yeah I think I remember you saying it was some kinda fancy scarf, right?

Come to think of it, I would agree with you that some of those flannel shirt would make for interesting micarta. I might have to try that one of these days.

sarong actually, from phillipines, hand dyed.

yeah, there's a lot of fabrics and modern materials that might make interesting materials.

i've love to see tyvec used, for instance...