Ebony scabbard.

[tuvietthanh]

Hi everyone, a knife with handle and scabbard made from ebony, this wood is quite interesting, it had random patterns that don't follow its grain at all.

 

[matt009au]

Looks awesome. How do they make the scabbord? Cut it in half and glue back together?

 

[Jrmysell]

Looks great!

 

[Eric@DLT]

They both look great, nice work.

 

[Il Coltellaio]

Well done, Ebony Makassar it's a pity that you loose all that pattern once you put the oil and the wax, I know how amazing is to work with it!!
Good Job and great design! :thumbup:

 

[tuvietthanh]

Thank you all!

Looks awesome. How do they make the scabbord? Cut it in half and glue back together?

Yes, we cut the wood in 2 halves, chiseled them hollow, then glue back.

 

[just-a-hunter]

Wow.. That is cool!

Todd

 

[tuvietthanh]

Thanks Todd,
Another blade with wood scabbard: Japanese style with Huanghuali wood.

 

[Il Coltellaio]

Very nice this one too!!! Good Job!

 

[tuvietthanh]

Thank you, Il Coltellaio!

 

[Vili]

Your designs are beautiful tuvietthanh. I really do love the minimalistic simplicity of your designs, and just letting the wood and steel steal the show.

But real talk time. How did you get those knife stands to look like real potatoes?!

 

[tuvietthanh]

Thank you Vili. When my brother and I were taking pictures of that knife, he suggested to me that I should take some pictures of the back from above. The knife couldn't stand by itself, so I just ran around and found those potatoes, they are perfect for supporting haha!

 

[Slau104]

Absolute beautiful work on the knife and sheath. Nothing can beat the natural beauty of a piece of good wood.