RMD Kydex Sheath with PSK Holder

chiral.grolim said:
HK,
Did I not send the belt-clips with the UKE's? There are screws on the clips for hard-mounting the belt-loop as well - you shouldn't need to cut apart the eyelets on the leather to make it work.... unless that's just what you wanted to do... perhaps I'll stop mounting the screws to the clips, in case other people are also not noticing this. :o
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No, you sent everything. I just wanted the top of the UKE sandwiched between the leather, so I drilled out those two eyelets and reset it with four eyelets. I liked the symmetrical look of it done that way.
 
Hard Knocks said:
No, you sent everything. I just wanted the top of the UKE sandwiched between the leather, so I drilled out those two eyelets and reset it with four eyelets. I liked the symmetrical look of it done that way.
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I understand completely :thumbup: The only reason i bother pressing them together is to allow the string to slide easily in dangler-style, and not unfold by itself when the wearer is sitting or laying down (less tension on the cord)... but I never actually tried it...
 
I don't think I'd bother to change anything based on what I did there Chiral. Your way is definitely better for a user that might want to go back and forth between dangler and fixed loop.
 
HK, that looks great and exactly what I was looking for. If you don't mind I'm going to steal your set up. I'm waiting impatiently for my RMD that I ordered on 3/11. :)
 
Steal away bud, I'll be glad if you find it helpful :thumbup:

I think it's great that one of our regular benders is mindful of setting the eyelets to the esee 5/6 pattern. Also, we've been looking pretty hard at the esee pouches in a different part of the forum, and found that there are some differences in manufacture. The one I mounted above is a USA made pouch, and those seem to run really consistent in eyelet spacing. When the USA made pouch is closed, it can be identified by the uneven flap. The left side of the flap is 'square' but the right side of the flap is rounded. Good luck putting it together, and if you get a chance post a pic or two :)
 
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