Thanks again, now I have to fix a watch so I cold wear itThats really darn cool. Not seen one and you executed it very well!
Thats really darn cool. Not seen one and you executed it very well!
Thanks again, now I have to fix a watch so I cold wear itThats really darn cool. Not seen one and you executed it very well!
Thats really darn cool. Not seen one and you executed it very well!
Very niceFlashlight holders for friends.
I think a sash with a frog on it would be a great way to transport the knife in its sheath.I dislike having a knife without a sheath. I bought this second hand without the sheath, so.....
Another fun with scraps sort of project....
The 12 oz leather was reclaimed from a really bad Martindale Golok sheath that I made a decade ago.
The stud was from another project bust where the leather wasn't thick enough for the stud. The rivet bottomed out leaving the stud loose.
So I punched another piece of leather cut a slit in it and wiggled it in there. Despite my measuring and gluing it still managed to come out a little crooked.
After sewing that on I realized that there is no way I was going to hand sew 2 layers of 12oz along with a 3oz welt. So hog rings in punched holes it is.
A little black antique, some tan coat and bubba's your cuzzin
Here it is with a SAK for scale ...
It's not ever going to be carried but if I ever have to transport it, it has a home lol
Thanks for lookin'
That would work.I t
I think a sash with a frog on it would be a great way to transport the knife in its sheath.
Finished up a belt clip attachment
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OK buddy we're gonna have to build ya a skiving knife! Great work!!
View attachment 1339835 View attachment 1339836 Inspired by Horsewright’s thread a week or so ago. Calling this pretty much finished. My first piece on the Cobra 4 sewing machine.
Jon
Very cool Jon! Whacha gonna carry on the tractor the 73?
this one's about done. Just working on an IWB attachment
Loving that, very distinctive. And you've come a long ways quickly. Nice work!