Gauging interest in a run of my sheaths (Diomedes Industries).

I would be interested in a sheath for the Arete.
Dark brown, double stitch, removable dangler with firesteel loop.
Thanks!
 
Okay - I want to do this like Andy does. I will make them up based on demand - and put them up for sale as soon as I get them done.

TF
 
I've always liked the looks of your sheaths, so I'd definitely be interested. But I'd need one to fit a 1/8" Ladyfinger. Not sure if the Arete or Bushcrafter would work.
 
Okay - here is the issue guys. I need measurements for any knife I don't have on hand. So - here is what I would need.

A set of measurements like this:

Arete0003.jpg


I can use this to make blanks - and then I will be set for making them for YOUR knives.

Can I get someone to take this one for the Bushfinger / Bushcrafter / Kephart / Terrasaur?


TF
 
Arete double stitch with dangler and fire steel would make me very happy. Will you be selling them in this sub forum? Will you still take an order? Thanks
 
I will be selling them here. I will not take orders. It will be like Fiddleback Friday. Expect some surprises (in makes and models).

TF
 
I would be interested in a bushcrafter, dark brown, double stitched, with removeable dangler. I agree with maw, brass hardware would look cool too!!!

I can get you bushcrafter dimensions too...I have a fat handled bushcrafter and a standard handle.
 
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I'd be interested in a bushfinger sheath, but I don't think I can measure accurately enough.

What if I sent you my bushfinger for you to make blanks?
 
Raining - you can if you want - you could also simply send me traces.


UPDATE:

I cut 8 Arete sheaths today and will be working on the first five mentioned above this weekend.

TF
 
Could I do a set of photos like that and add measurements taken with my calipers? Or do you prefer an actual traced out pattern?
 
I have 6 sheath bodies made for the Arête. I need to make the danglers for them. I think the all accounted for by the people above. I will post the pics up very soon then work on the next batch!

TF
 
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