TGLB leather sheath

[elof_alv]

Nothing special compared to some of the others posted here, but I'm quite happy with how it turned out.
It's for red/black G10 handled TGLB.






This time I tied the lanyard


And I'm settling for the wandering feet as my makers mark

 

[dman62]

That looks like the perfect TGLB sheath there. Great work! Love the foot prints.

 

[leatherman]

I like it! Well done Elof

 

[Nframe357]

Oh ,I like that a lot! Planning on making any to sell by chance, love one set up for horizontal carry.

 

[trukreltrog]

Great job! You hand sewing or is that sewn by machine?

Been messing around with leather myself, machines are expensive though. Only have hand sewn so far,,,

 

[elof_alv]

Oh ,I like that a lot! Planning on making any to sell by chance, love one set up for horizontal carry.

That's second sheath that I have sold. Have a few others going ATM.

Great job! You hand sewing or is that sewn by machine?

Been messing around with leather myself, machines are expensive though. Only have hand sewn so far,,,

All by hand...

 

[evltcat]

Nice work elof!!! And, hand stitched no less!!!! --- :thumbup:

 

[leatherman]

Hand stitching is the way to go, no machines here either, no need for them anymore. I tried em, and didn't like what came out.

 

[elof_alv]

I've read some complaints about using machine for leather, apparently hard to navigate turns and a seems like most leave 'footprint' in the leather.

 

[Andy the Aussie]

Looks good mate, looks really good !!!!!!!

 

[leatherman]

I've read some complaints about using machine for leather, apparently hard to navigate turns and a seems like most leave 'footprint' in the leather.

Yes and yes, also, unstitch a machine stitched sheath. Easy. Try to unstitch a hand stitched sheath. Good luck. The difference really shows then.

 

[RobStanley]

Awesome work man! You're getting better and better at this!