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I've had sheaths made for "unmarked" fixed blades& fixed blades that were marked,but couldn't find maker info on. Makes them more "usable" (if that makes sense)
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What price point before worth having a sheath made?
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navman
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I make a basic, functional, kydex sheath for my knives. Why? because I am not a leather worker (yet). eventually I would like to learn to make a nice leather sheath to go with the knife, but for now, kydex works well, holds the blade securely, and allows a buyer to use the knife immediately. Also, I started making kydex because that was what MOST of my client base wanted.
SwissHeritageCo
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A bit bias but imho, a quality sheath really accentuates my appreciation and enjoyment of the knife. Whereas a substandard sheath detracts from the overall pleasure I derive from the knife itself. I've got $65+ sheaths on knives I only paid $40 for and still consider it well worth it.