Kiahdex Sheath Systems Picture Thread

riderV3 said:
Wait a second, I've seen that blade somewhere...

Oh it's on my belt.:D

Thanks again Kiah, can't say enough good things about your sheath, excellent work.:thumbup:
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Thank you, brother.
 
Awesome work. Im looking for two sheaths for my trailmaster and may fathers trail master. Do we need to send in the blades for that?
 
sinjans said:
Awesome work. Im looking for two sheaths for my trailmaster and may fathers trail master. Do we need to send in the blades for that?
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Thanks, bro.

Yep. They would need to be sent in.
 
Buck 119S.

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Hey Mate,

I am interested in a couple of your Fiskars Sheaths. One is for the full sized chopping axe an dthe other for the 8 inch hatchet (Gerber branded). There are probably some other knives that need new shoes as well. My only question being (seeing as I am in Australia) do you need the axes/blades sent in as that would of course be prohibitive. I do understand that you need a knife to pattern off but do you have the axe and/or any knife pattern on had to work from.

Sorry to be a pain but I have yet to find a good maker out here.

Thanks for your time.

Andy
 
Looks like i missed a couple posts here.

Andy the Aussie said:
Hey Mate,

I am interested in a couple of your Fiskars Sheaths. One is for the full sized chopping axe an dthe other for the 8 inch hatchet (Gerber branded). There are probably some other knives that need new shoes as well. My only question being (seeing as I am in Australia) do you need the axes/blades sent in as that would of course be prohibitive. I do understand that you need a knife to pattern off but do you have the axe and/or any knife pattern on had to work from.

Sorry to be a pain but I have yet to find a good maker out here.

Thanks for your time.

Andy
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I don't have the full size and the 8 inch Gerber is iffy as there's so many models. I'd need to know which one it is. I don't really have a list of knives as I mostly do custom work and don't keep a stock of blades onhand. A couple of hatchets, a couple Bucks, and a bunch of Moras, but that's about it for shop stock.

jfive said:
wow, love those sheaths!
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Thanks, bro.

Got the URL in my clipboard for this one, so I'll post it while I'm here.

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K Robinson said:
Kiah:
As always, great work.
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Thanks, bro. The indents in that one were kind of an accident. My slot cutter lost a bolt halfway through one and slammed itself through the side and I ended up fixing it that way. Pretty much inspired by your own sheaths. Turned out looking better for it IMO and gave a nice little offhand hold and space for piggybacking (which was it's original purpose) as well, so a fortunate accident in the end.
 
Very nice work:thumbup:
if i may ask what are you using for the "slot cutter" tool pardon my ignorance...
 
linos said:
Very nice work:thumbup:
if i may ask what are you using for the "slot cutter" tool pardon my ignorance...
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Thank you.
The slot cutter is a machine I built. Pretty much a high speed mil with a single purpose.
 
Kiah:
I have always admired your work, the above sheath is phenomenal, what else can I say ? I LIKE it !!
I could not tell you how many accidents that I have turned into a design element that I have implemented into my work.
From accident to art, the ability to transform one to the other is a very valuable asset that defines you as a top tear bender.
 
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