Making Kydex/concealex sheaths

Rhind64

Rhind64

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This may be one of those questions that has been posted 50 times before(sorry Tim
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)But I have been making art knives the past 10 years and have never really messed with the stuff.Since recently I have been making tactical folders and am doing some straight knives I've been wanting to try some kydex sheaths.My first few didn't turn out the way I would have liked(ok they looked like crap!)My question is:is there anthing out there via the internet of otherwise where I can pick up knowledge on how to work with this stuff.Any imput would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!!

Rick Hinderer
 
Rick, I asked this same question and got alot of posts. I am getting pretty good now with concealex. I dont like kydex anymore. Check the archives for my post. Its very helpful thanks to all the experts here. Bruce
 
Hey Rhind....

I agreed with these guys....

Do a search here on BF.. There is A lot of info floating around....

Also check the web...

It's a fairly straight forward process. What makes you better than the next guy though is your technique...

If worse comes to worse and you get hung up,, you can always,, Ummm have a custom maker do them for you ..
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Just look around Rhind,, you'll find enough to help you...

ttyle Eric....

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Eric E. Noeldechen
On/Scene Tactical
http://www.mnsi.net/~nbtnoel
Custom,Quality, Concealex Sheaths.

Leading The Way In Synthetic Sheathing.
 
Rick THE PARTS MAN
Good to see ya post

There are many posts in the archives of ST.

Tom got any pics for us?

It just takes a little messing with.
Heat has to be right and the finishing..

Parts are in the archives.

Good luck



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Web Site At www.darrelralph.com
 
Thanks to all for the info.I really appreciate it.I've spent alot of time looking through the archives,and wow there was alot of posts on making kydex sheaths.Thats whats great about this internet thing and the forums,there is so much more information available than when I first started making knives.Thanks again to everyone who replied.

Rick Hinderer
 
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