Concealex Sheaths for Allen Blade Custom, Spyderco Mule Team, and Ontario RTAK II...

Marion David Poff

Marion David Poff

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Had quite a sheath day, today, so I thought I would share it with you all...

Ontario RTAK II sheath for my brother...

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New Sheath for an old Allen Blade Street Scalpel

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And sheaths for Spyderco Mules, Wrap and Skeleton....

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Let me know what you think...
Marion
 
I think they look great - clean edges, well placed rivets... How will these be carried?
 
amcardon said:
I think they look great - clean edges, well placed rivets... How will these be carried?
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Thank you.

The big one will be lashed to a pack, probably. The little necker will hang around. The Skeleton and the Wrap will probably mate up with some sort of belt clip. I haven't decided yet, so I have not drilled them.

But, I might just set 'em up for a couple options, like I did with this one...

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With that combination of holes and hollow rivets, it will fit Large and Small TekLoks, Molle Locks, Spyderco G-clips, all the normal stuff.

And of course, with the hollow rivets, you can work up any sort of cord based carry. Like a MercHarness or Static-Line.

I carry most of my knives that size, just by throwing them in a pocket.

Marion
 
Not leaving any option out, eh? ;) I was just curious if these particular ones were going to be carried in a specific way because I saw the wide-open possibilities.
 
amcardon said:
Not leaving any option out, eh? ;) I was just curious if these particular ones were going to be carried in a specific way because I saw the wide-open possibilities.
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Flexibility is the name of the game.

I hardly every carry on a clip, just does not work for me. I tend to carry on a Static Line or a MercHarness. Or, just pocket carry.

But, like you said, I like to offer lots of options, that way a guy can find the way he likes.

Marion
 
Thought I might add a couple images, I finished a sheath for an Ontario TAK...

I still have to find out how my friend wants to carry it, so no holes have been drilled, but once I know, I will add the appropriate.

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Thanks for looking,
Marion
 
This is an image of a couple sheaths I made for my Spyderco Mule Team Knives with Halpern Titanium G-10 Grips.


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Thanks for looking, and let me know what you think,
Marion
 
I think you do a great job. One day I will start trying to create sheaths and you have set the bar high. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
 
Nice work, good attention to detail. :thumbup:

I'm torn between their current sleek lines (sloping away from the handle/ricasso) and my usual 'like' of a thumb ramp to push off the sheath... but I still like these ones the way they are!
 
edbeau said:
I think you do a great job. One day I will start trying to create sheaths and you have set the bar high. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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That is quite a compliment. Thank you.


Edgyone said:
Nice work, good attention to detail. :thumbup:

I'm torn between their current sleek lines (sloping away from the handle/ricasso) and my usual 'like' of a thumb ramp to push off the sheath... but I still like these ones the way they are!
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Yeah, I like a thumb push-off sometimes too. And Thank You.

Marion
 
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