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New buschraft knife sheath
- Thread starter raga1975
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Looks like a very, very nice sheath.
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I like that! Well done! 
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Raga,
Two questions:
1) Did you use a post on the dangler? Not a snap or a chicago screw? And then a belt loop keeper? NICE!
2) Did you simply use a bone folder to make the line in the leather around the handle?
Thanks for the inspiration! NICE!
TF
Two questions:
1) Did you use a post on the dangler? Not a snap or a chicago screw? And then a belt loop keeper? NICE!
2) Did you simply use a bone folder to make the line in the leather around the handle?
Thanks for the inspiration! NICE!
TF
Thanks for your kind opinion !
1/ Here's a photo about the back side.
I used rivets (It was simpler and suitable for me
)2/ Yes !
I'm happy if it's inspired you ! :thumbup:
Regards, Raga
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Hello Raga -
I think your sheath is great. It has both clean modern lines, but the look of an older functionality about it. As you can tell, I am new to the Bushcraft knives/sheaths, particularly the dangler sheaths. I've purchased a few nice examples from the Forum, including one without a sheath. This knife has a 3/16 inch, convex ground, spear point blade and an hour-glass shaped handle. OAL is 9 1/4 inches; blade is 4 1/2 inches; handle is 4 3/4 inches. Compared to a couple of 1/8" Bushcrafts I have, this knife seems a bit heavier. I would like to purchase one of your sheaths like the one pictured, if the dangle carry would be strong enough. And so, I ask your opinion. Also -Can you share the dimensions of the knife for which you made the sheath? Can you include the thickness of the blade stock and the the thickness of the handle/grip, at its thickest?
Knight Pirate
I think your sheath is great. It has both clean modern lines, but the look of an older functionality about it. As you can tell, I am new to the Bushcraft knives/sheaths, particularly the dangler sheaths. I've purchased a few nice examples from the Forum, including one without a sheath. This knife has a 3/16 inch, convex ground, spear point blade and an hour-glass shaped handle. OAL is 9 1/4 inches; blade is 4 1/2 inches; handle is 4 3/4 inches. Compared to a couple of 1/8" Bushcrafts I have, this knife seems a bit heavier. I would like to purchase one of your sheaths like the one pictured, if the dangle carry would be strong enough. And so, I ask your opinion. Also -Can you share the dimensions of the knife for which you made the sheath? Can you include the thickness of the blade stock and the the thickness of the handle/grip, at its thickest?
Knight Pirate
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what knife is that?