Kydex sheath maker clips

[Jagged]

I have a really nice kydex sheath (made long ago possibly by an Eric?) for a Fallkniven F1. The kydex clip portion that the belt feeds through is attached by rivets and has broken. Likewise, a horizontal kydex sheath for a Dozer Whitler has its belt attachment cracked. Plus I have another F1 for which I'd like a new kydex sheath. What / who would you recommend?

 

[Mikke]

Buy Kydex and do it yourself. There's decent tutorials to be found online, and you can get decent results without too many tools. Might take some tries before you get it perfect (or at least good enough), but if you plan it right you don't have to get a lot of waste (some tutorials I have seen is doing things the wasteful route, like using a whole sheet of kydex for what could have been done with half a sheet, so think before you act).

 

[beeinak]

Dozier will repair it if you send it to them. I recently had one taken care of.

 

[Jagged]

Thanks to both of you!
I have considered buying some stuff to try my hand at kydex. I might some day.
I will check with Dozer on that sheath. Someone I loaned it to broke the tip off and they reprofiled and resharpened it for $10 or something probably 20 years ago.

 

[beeinak]

RK Custom Kydex makes nice sheaths for great prices (including for the F1). I have 3 sheaths from him which are great.

 

[lukusamongus]

You could probably replace the broken ones with new belt loops. Use chicago screws to put them on. Bladekits dot com has everything, and there are plenty of others online that do as weel