My new Armorall TGLB sheath...PICS NOW!!!

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

no... seriously...you'll just have to wait... till tomorrow afternoon...




trust me, it's OUTSTANDING and worth the wait...

thanks Puckett Gang for the working heirloom for my eldest !

leatherman

 

[leatherman]

Thank you my friend.

 

[6850]

Looking forward to seeing it!

 

[UNRL Ghandi]

He's working up something nice for my entire V8 collection. Can't wait to see what he's doing for you. I'm going to send him a bottle of Aleve to help with the inevitable hand cramping that is going to happen with all that hand stitching.

 

[REK Knives]

Looking forward to seeing it man!

 

[Cheesehead_Slasher]

Such a tease... Not fair!

 

[gk4ever2]

Such a tease... Not fair!

It's like when Jerry says "here's the latest & greatest" but no photo, or a photo posted for 5 minutes and then deleted.
This should be a violation of forum rules!

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

Got off work early and got some good light, here she is!

 

[UNRL Ghandi]

Very nice!

 

[RedbeAR15]

Congrats man. Dwayne does awesome work, and this is no exception!

Glad he's back

 

[Cheesehead_Slasher]

Looks like it was well worth the wait. Enjoy!

 

[Apocryphiliac]

That oozes class. Very nice!

 

[Cryptyc]

Nice! Looks really good. The texture on the front piece is great!

 

[MattinLA]

Really nice!

 

[zombieassassin]

I'll take this please!
Very nice!

 

[PeteyTwoPointOne]

Nice! Looks really good. The texture on the front piece is great!

Dwayne's "Distressed Finish" ... good stuff!

He nailed the fitment on this one too!

I own<ed> Armorall, Pirtle, Rainwalker, Skystorm, Chuddybear, Rowe, Noe, Savage Made, Sagewood, Paul Long and ... and who was the maker who marked his leather with a capital "B"? I can't rightly remember now....

Kydex-wise, I own<ed> BuyBrown, Mashed Cat, and Al Welke.

We have an abundance of riches of gear providers here on Busse...and it's not a X maker is good & Y maker is bad thing...

ALL GOOD, JUST DIFFERENT!

Having said that, Dwayne's gear has a certain "heart" in it that gives me a different vibe from anyone else's...again, don't misunderstand me-- there's soul in all these guys' art!...just different with Leatherman. In my mind, I attribute it to his entire family throwin in on his gear and adding their own specialty touches.

I can spot a Chad Pirtle a mile off. I can do the same with Dwayne's. David Brown's work is easily identifiable. Likewise with Paul Long. And I don't mean easily recognized by makers' marks ... you know what I mean.

Western hemisphere folk call it "style" .

I prefer to call it spirit. Love you guys!

 

[gk4ever2]

Nice! Looks really good. The texture on the front piece is great!

I agree! Very cool look and design!

 

[David Brown]

Thank you for the kind words

Nice looking sheath

Dwayne's "Distressed Finish" ... good stuff!

He nailed the fitment on this one too!

I own<ed> Armorall, Pirtle, Rainwalker, Skystorm, Chuddybear, Rowe, Noe, Savage Made, Sagewood, Paul Long and ... and who was the maker who marked his leather with a capital "B"? I can't rightly remember now....

Kydex-wise, I own<ed> BuyBrown, Mashed Cat, and Al Welke.

We have an abundance of riches of gear providers here on Busse...and it's not a X maker is good & Y maker is bad thing...

ALL GOOD, JUST DIFFERENT!

Having said that, Dwayne's gear has a certain "heart" in it that gives me a different vibe from anyone else's...again, don't misunderstand me-- there's soul in all these guys' art!...just different with Leatherman. In my mind, I attribute it to his entire family throwin in on his gear and adding their own specialty touches.

I can spot a Chad Pirtle a mile off. I can do the same with Dwayne's. David Brown's work is easily identifiable. Likewise with Paul Long. And I don't mean easily recognized by makers' marks ... you know what I mean.

Western hemisphere folk call it "style" .

I prefer to call it spirit. Love you guys!

 

[clampdaddy]

Very cool. I really dig the look of that retention strap.

 

[leatherman]

Thanks everyone! I really appreciate it.

All those lines, I work towards that natural look when I do this technique and it helps to have a nice abused cow skin to start with.

And yes, it feels good to be back with family again.