Homemade leather sheaths

[Saymon]

Hello everyone,

These are some of the sheaths I made for my Beckers in recent months. I'm not a professional and it's a very amateur work, but are useful for field use...

Simple Sheath for BK 14

Simple Sheath for BK 14 for belt

Sheath for BK 11 with attached pouch for can of altoids

Simple Sheath for BK 14 for pocket (EDC)

Sheath for BK 14 in the bushcraft stile

Edc sheat for Bk11

Sheath for BK 16 in the bushcraft stile

Sheath for Machax

Leather pouch for the BK13

Leather pouch for the BK11

 

[Kai Winters]

Nice work...everyone starts as an amateur...you did a great job.

 

[tfields]

those look great nice work my man!

 

[Tdhurl1103]

I'm diggin' em too. Nice work.

 

[worldwood]

Thats awesome Saymon

 

[Battle Creek Knives]

those look better then some I've seen for sale !! great work my brazillian brother !!

excellent concepts and execution, if you're doing the stitching freehand then I'm really blown away.. and could only imagine how much better and less time consuming your work would get if you used one of those stitching spacer wheels, you know they leave an impression on the leather and mark the holes.. (not sure of name)

and also one of the recess cutters that guide your line along the edge (no tech name available )

thanks for posting..

 

[tman038]

wow.. nice job man. usually people start with 1 sheath... you started with damn near a dozen! impressive!

 

[Ray Settanta]

those look better then some I've seen for sale !! great work my brazillian brother !!

excellent concepts and execution, if you're doing the stitching freehand then I'm really blown away.. and could only imagine how much better and less time consuming your work would get if you used one of those stitching spacer wheels, you know they leave an impression on the leather and mark the holes.. (not sure of name)

and also one of the recess cutters that guide your line along the edge (no tech name available )

thanks for posting..

I believe you mean an overstitch wheel and a stitching groover. That's about what you said but you wanted the technical name.

 

[smoakie976]

Good looking sheaths!

 

[NixKustoms]

I dig 'em! Nice work!

 

[m.j.carp]

Those look absolutely great!