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Well I guess I have the leather work bug bad now! 
I blame it and LeatherHog and Chuddybear.
I have recently completed three more sheaths. I made two others but they didn't come out too well. I keep them around so I can see the mistakes I made.
First up is a pancake sheath I made for my 'Ganza AD. This is the fourth sheath I have completed.
I learned a lot making this one. It may not be pretty but it definitely will not come apart and it fits real nice. I doesn't print at all when I wear it in uniform (not that I care).
Front view
Rear view
Next up is a Molle compatible sheath I made for my Euro4. This is the fifth sheath I have completed. I decided to go with Malice clips instead of sewing on strips to weave around the PALS webbing. I made this to fit on my web gear.
Front View
Rear view
Finally here is a sheath I made for my "Husky" Satin Jack. As with all of the sheaths I have made I learned a lot from this one as well. I like this one the best so far. This is sheath number six.
Front view
rear view
Well there you go. I have number 7 and number 8 being in progress right now. Now if I could only afford to set up a works shop in the garage. The Mrs. is tired of me taking up the whole kitchen counter with my leather working stuff.
Well I hope y'all like them. Any comments are welcome.
Regards,
Nick
I blame it and LeatherHog and Chuddybear. I have recently completed three more sheaths. I made two others but they didn't come out too well. I keep them around so I can see the mistakes I made.
First up is a pancake sheath I made for my 'Ganza AD. This is the fourth sheath I have completed.
I learned a lot making this one. It may not be pretty but it definitely will not come apart and it fits real nice. I doesn't print at all when I wear it in uniform (not that I care).
Front view
Rear view
Next up is a Molle compatible sheath I made for my Euro4. This is the fifth sheath I have completed. I decided to go with Malice clips instead of sewing on strips to weave around the PALS webbing. I made this to fit on my web gear.
Front View
Rear view
Finally here is a sheath I made for my "Husky" Satin Jack. As with all of the sheaths I have made I learned a lot from this one as well. I like this one the best so far. This is sheath number six.
Front view
rear view
Well there you go. I have number 7 and number 8 being in progress right now. Now if I could only afford to set up a works shop in the garage. The Mrs. is tired of me taking up the whole kitchen counter with my leather working stuff.
Well I hope y'all like them. Any comments are welcome.
Regards,
Nick
:thumbup::thumbup: ... So, can we place our orders now??? 
