Ressurecting an oldie - warning, very Orange !

[Jason Cutter]

I made the knife many moons ago, but someone plucked up the courage to buy it a few days ago, so I finished it up and cobbled together a sheath for it. I really like this style sheath because it is ambidextrous and with the belt through it, it increases the retention of the sheath.

The bead allows easy extraction from the sheath and is made from a scrap of denim Fibermascus which I turned in my drill press. Thanks for looking. Jason.

 

[Montejano]

Amigo Jason , me gusta el cuchillo y con su funda queda muy bonito .

Montejano .

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Friend Jason, I like the knife and with its case it is very beautiful.

Montejano.

 

[Burchtree]

Very cool, as usual. I've pretty fond of that style of sheaths myself, even made a few for some of my EDC blades (not that pretty though. )

 

[Ritt]

I bought that bad boy. More and more I appreciate a small fixed blade for EDC. Looking forward to gaining some experience with tool steel. Plus, couldn't resist it, what with Halloween coming up. I'm going to break it in carving jack-o'-lanterns with my son. Jason has been an absolute pleasure to deal with.

 

[Dijos]

I like it-Jason's quickly becoming the new one to watch..

 

[Sean O'Hare]

Hey that's a cool little knife! Nice sheath too.

Sean

 

[golok]

The handle is quite pretty. I am sure the owner is quite satisfied.

 

[Chiro75]

Cool! The bead is awesome, too. I like the Aboriginal-inspired handle!

 

[JEBlades]

lovely work as usual Jason.

Peter
www.JensenEliteBlades.com