Fooling With Leather

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JK Knives

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I`ve got handles glueing on 4 knives in the basement, so I was goofing off with leather again! This one has an inside space of 3 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 1/2", with a belt loop on the back and snap closure. Big enough for a SAK, lighter, firesteel, and some tinder.

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Good rugged looking little pouch. Think you'll be making some for sale? With interior dimensions of 5" (width) x 3.25" (height) x 1" (depth) it would make a sweet little holder for my blackberry. Would man it up quite nicely.
 
JCavSD said:
Good rugged looking little pouch. Think you'll be making some for sale? With interior dimensions of 5" (width) x 3.25" (height) x 1" (depth) it would make a sweet little holder for my blackberry. Would man it up quite nicely.
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Unlike a lot of makers, I actually like working with leather. It takes up some of the time between when I get up (2:30), and when I go to the shop at 5:00. Whenever someone asks me about a leather project, and I give them a price (leather is not cheap), I never hear back from them. The exception is Rockywolf, I`m doing a project for him in January.
 
Hi Stomper -

Very nice!

Interesting idea about the phone sheath.

You do very nice leather work.

Do you have to drill the small holes for stitching?

best regards -

mqqn
 
mqqn said:
Hi Stomper -

Very nice!

Interesting idea about the phone sheath.

You do very nice leather work.

Do you have to drill the small holes for stitching?

best regards -

mqqn
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I have a little drill press stand made to use with a dremel tool in the basement that I use to drill the holes.
 
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