Getting better at sheaths

[Brian Avila]

LlamaHerder - Here is a pic of a similar sheath but not the one above. Sorry But you will get the idea.

 

[LlamaHerder]

Thanks! Looks nice and straight. Mine get a little wiggly, and I think I may be making them look worse by trying to cut a groove over them. Always something new to try. Lol

Thanks again, appreciate your time,

 

[Brian Avila]

No problem. If you want a groove on the other side cut it but you have to make sure you make the holes the same every time. It helps to have the sheath flat. But it's hard.

 

[Brian Avila]

Thanks again, appreciate your time,

Like I said I wouldn't be here if it weren't for other helping. Ask away.

 

[judgebc]

Brian, I looked at Wayne Jueschke Stamp guide, he sent me.
This one did not show up. I called him and described the stamp and he said it was not his stamp.
I love the geometric shape and the orange knife handle.

Paul do you know what the stamp number is?

Thanks, judgebc

 

[Brian Avila]

I would have to look for my stamp guide but I got it from Wayne.

 

[Brian Avila]

The actual stamp is a triangle with curved sides. (Concave sides)

 

[sheathmaker]

Here is a photo of the actual stamp. All mine has is Wayne's name and Elko, NV, no number but it definitely is his stamp.

Paul


Edit to add: My particular stamp must have been the proto type because it has no number, but I did call Wayne about it, and if you talk to him tell him you want the "Paul Long concave triangle geometric" and he'll know what you are talking about and might even tell you the number, which I forgot to ask for AGAIN.

 

[Brian Avila]

Stamp number 192 is the number