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Thanks, leatherwork gives me a lot of those and a few "You dummy, why didn't you figure that out years ago" momentsJohn, that looks fantastic!
That “ah-ha!” Moment is the best. Haha. I’m sure there will be more for me.
Very well done !!!!! I really like the colors
What size punch do you use for the Ulti Clip? Awesome work as usual.Some recents finished off this week:
I made another batch of Boot Sheaths. Last week I'd made four, put em on Instagram and sold six so I made seven more:
When ya buy one of my In Stock knives it will come with a sheath. The customer always has the option of buying an additional sheath. This Cowboy Toothpick came with a Slotted sheath. The customer choose to have an additional Horizontal sheath made.
When they choose an additional sheath they get both sheaths sent to them with the knife:
Built a Slotted Sheath for this Helle knife:
A personalized Leatherman sheath, for a Curl:
And a plain one for a Curl too:
A Pancake for this damascus knife:
Our new neighbor talked me into my first ever dropper sheath:
He uses an industrial size safety pin to clip a sheath to the hammer loop of his Carhartt jeans:
Nichole has been tied up getting everything ready for our appointment with our accountant for our taxes, but she did do this IWB for a J frame:
We were out at the ranch last weekend before a big snow storm and she took this pic of her holster. She's worn this water buffalo overlay holster almnost daily for 2.5 years. She's pretty happy with how its aging:
While there we needed to shoot a few squirrels, her Henry .22:
Then the storm came Tuesday:
And we've been out fixing broken pipes to water troughs etc yesterday and today from the freeze. Nights have been getting down into the teens. Whacha been up to?
I'm still waiting for an "A'HAH" moment. I've only had "Oh F" moments so far.
Ha, I have a lot of those and a few "Well, throw that in the garbage and start over ya moron!" moments but they're becoming less and less.
That sheath came out great! Very nice indeed. I too really like the subtle contrast of the colors. Very rich.
We use a 1" by Weaver. It makes a much more svelte and clean slot than the Osborne one.
Those look incredible.. Braiding like that (or whatever the actual term is) is something I always wanted to pursue but a rabbit hole that I can't dive into right now. My great-grandfather did a lot of it and I always wanted to try it. Any good resources for that? My daughter loves to braid but I fall short of teaching her anything past a 3 strandSome old and some new work
Here is the standard by which all others are judged:Those look incredible.. Braiding like that (or whatever the actual term is) is something I always wanted to pursue but a rabbit hole that I can't dive into right now. My great-grandfather did a lot of it and I always wanted to try it. Any good resources for that? My daughter loves to braid but I fall short of teaching her anything past a 3 strand
Macan my friend, wonderful work!Some old and some new work
Thanks Dave, I'm gonna pick that up. Quick question, both links are the same book, was there a different second one?
Thanks James!That came out sweet, John!!!!! The blade is awesome too!! Saw pics in another thread...Firing on all cylinders!!!
Yep my oops. I’m om my IPad and I can’t do links on this thing. Look up Bryan Neubert and go to the DVD’s on his website. He ‘s got one on braiding.
Awesome, thanks Dave.
Thank You Dave! I always try to learn something new
First thank You, and makThose look incredible.. Braiding like that (or whatever the actual term is) is something I always wanted to pursue but a rabbit hole that I can't dive into right now. My great-grandfather did a lot of it and I always wanted to try it. Any good resources for that? My daughter loves to braid but I fall short of teaching her anything past a 3 strand
Thank You, making whips was hard to learn for me, because you can read something, and try to do that, and that doesnt come up like you wanted to. Small tricks: to cut leather, stretch, bevel or both edges under or diagonal, find the right leather, braiding tight, you always learnn small stuff like that and you can see your progress.Those look incredible.. Braiding like that (or whatever the actual term is) is something I always wanted to pursue but a rabbit hole that I can't dive into right now. My great-grandfather did a lot of it and I always wanted to try it. Any good resources for that? My daughter loves to braid but I fall short of teaching her anything past a 3 strand
