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geekswithguns

geekswithguns

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ok...I have five ratchets en route... I will probably get at least one sheath from Mr. Brown...but I can't really afford five sheaths after buying five ratchets...any other blade guard ideas out there? I'm thinking just something that will guard the cutting edge when in a pack or my trunk...
 
It's amazing, the things you can come up with using duct tape and milk jug sections. :thumbup:
 
I think he is training a octopus to be a chainsaw ??:D
 
Hey Geek...

Have a look at these...

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Any questions,, drop me a note..
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Eric....
 
If you're handy at all with leather and rivets/snaps, I don't think it would be too terribly hard to fashion some basic head covers like those that come with GB axes. See pics. Basically just two pieces of leather--one that is folded and riveted, the other that serves as a strap. Instead of rivets on the larger piece, you could stitch the leather.

The GB covers are pretty minimal but function nicely.

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thatmguy said:
Hmm, wahtcha need 5 o'dem fer??:confused: :confused:
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He's making the infamous Wheel-O-Death.

mymindisamob said:
It's amazing, the things you can come up with using duct tape and milk jug sections. :thumbup:
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Very true. For my chisels that get knocked around in my tool belt, I usually make a blade guard / quasi-sheath out of some thick-stock cardboard and duct tape.
 
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