Sheath build for Nasty abused Buckmaster rescue

[Badhammer]

Nicely done! I too prefer the flat guard.

 

[VorpalRain]

Shows how a great idea can snatch beauty from the jaws of abuse.

Well done!!!

 

[Makael]

Dogpounds idea On the chip flint. Heath Stone is a stud. I mailed knife Saturday and received the blade completed on Friday. Less than a week.

 

[Makael]

I won't dare put this knife in the factory sheath. Here are some pics of a quick sheath. About 1 1/2 hrs.


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[Makael]

More pics

 

[Makael]

Final pics and shop pics. Crowded in half the garage.

 

[pjsjr]

I see that you decided to keep the factory guard on. Nice work, that style of sheath should work great for the Buckmaster. Preston

 

[Rebel Nimrod]

Glad I found this thread, what a great solution!

 

[Old Hunter]

Knife and sheath both turned out fantastic - nice work! OH

 

[mitch4ging]

Great work! Love the whole package!

 

[TAH]

Really like the leather grain with the blade. Outstanding!

 

[Don W]

That turned out great! I wasnt sure I was going to like the chipped flint look, but that is niice! Your leather work is top shelf too.

 

[Roamad]

That came out truly awesome. I think the reworking of the blade was really visionary. I love how it also fixes the overly steep grind on the original knife.

 

[MaxCast]

Very nice! Never thought of a chip flint. One of my favorite blade styles. I like it better than Damascus in most instances.