Poll: How do you carry your SAK?

[Ultraman]

In one of these.....

Made it myself.

singteck

Very refined looking - looks like professional work How does one get the darker edges on that? are they burned in? Thanks

 

[singteck]

Very refined looking - looks like professional work How does one get the darker edges on that? are they burned in? Thanks

Thank you.

The edge is achived by applying gum and the burnishing with a piece of bone.

singteck

 

[tcolling]

That is a beautiful piece of leather work!
- Tim

 

[singteck]

Thank you. There's more photo here if you want to have a look.

 

[Ultraman]

This reminds me of the leather work for geological tools and field books from Roy Gfeller (http://www.gfellercasemakers.com/. ) I've always wanted the leather cases made by Gfeller because of its traditional use by field geologists and just the great look and sturdiness of leather cases.

Those are very nice leather cases suitable for EDC and outdoor survival! Somehow, the simple button flap reminds me of traditional Swiss alpine climbing equipment. Having a small pouch or case to hold a multitool/knife and fire source is a great idea, especially as a grab-and-go kind of thing.

 

[singteck]

Thanks for the link! Those are great stuff

 

[NaturalMystic]

OT - nice avatar orizondo. Looks like Keyra Augustina if I'm not mistaken!

As for the subject at hand, I used to EDC my Victorinox Midnite MiniChampII and Leatherman P4 in the Hi-Tec latex glove holster. Now I EDC the Cybertool41 in this small heavy duty cell phone holster I found at Target for $10 a few days ago (went to US side of Niagara Falls to shop for the day earlier this week).

 

[cardimon]

As for the subject at hand, I used to EDC my Victorinox Midnite MiniChamp II

I can't give up carrying my Vic MiniChamp II. It's very people-friendly and far too useful.