Flamed cuffs and fishy plier sheath

Ebbtide

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Always wanted leather cuffs like in the movies.
No time like the present to make them.
:)

I made a pair for my BIL the biker as well.
Fun is getting multiple pieces dyed the same.
 
Very nice work, on cuffs i personally find them much more comfortable lined and with a roll at the wrist end. I've made a lot of them along with holsters, belts, chaps and spur straps for cowboy action shooting. This is the majority of the stuff I make in the two pics.

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Thanx guys :)

Strigster… I'm thinking of using the cuffs when camping and messing with the firewood.
I usually get scratched up above the gloves when wrestling the deadfall out of the bushes.
Besides, it's never about need :) ;) :D

Cricket Dave, nice looking rig.
I can see how lined would be better.
Next time :)
 
Need? No, I suppose not. They'd probably be about as useful to me as the flames that I had tattooed on my arms 15 years ago. Neat at first, but you don't necessarily want them on for 15 years. :o

Actually sounds practical for your uses though. When I go camping I just point my head knife at the wood and it splinters into kindling. :D :p

(ouch. making fun of myself twice in one post is a bit much! :) )
 
Could you take a few more pics of the plier sheath , thats really cool and I'd love to see more of it .


Ken
 
Here it is flat, just after I sewed in the giant stitches ;)



The pliers gave the fish a nice curved look.

The back is the Y basket weave with the belt loop sewed on as a third piece.
The ring for the pliers keeper is brass so it won't rust like the first one did.
Saltwater is tough.

Here is the first version.

It was still pretty new then, much rougher now.
 
They look great, you did a terrific job on them the fish is cool as heck too. Great job man.
 
Nice work all around EB. The fish looks great & yeah even better with the pliers inside for shape. Appreciate the pics
 
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