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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Wookie's Izula sheaths for sale
- Thread starter R.A.T.
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So I ordered one on my wifes paypal acount.
You don't think she will claim it as her own do ya?
You don't think she will claim it as her own do ya?
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I got mine from Wookie. It's sweet! :thumbup:
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Mine landed today in the UK. Absolutely delighted with the workmanship and design.
Aside... Not shown in the photos people have posted, but there is a little circular hole a the tip of the blade on the reverse side (the side against your chest if you're right handed and kneck carrying). Presumably this is to let air in and out as you draw and insert the blade, to allow you not to have to overcome pneumatic aie pressure as well as mechanical resistance. Just thought I'd mention it for those who weren't aware that it was there.
I like to put a little bead of XF7 in the blade channel of my sheaths, particularly with 1095, to reseal the blade each time it's resheathed. It helps compabt the risk of rust, and means there's a little resevoir of grease there that you can fish out with a matchstick if you ever need it for anything as well. The little hole makes it a lot easier to get deep into the sheath.
Fantastic work, Wookie. I'd be interested in another (probably tan) if you make more, and I'd recomment these to anyone looking for a slimmer, but just as secure, replacement to the RAT sheath. I couldn't be happier with the workmanship and quality.
Thank-you, Wookie.
Aside... Not shown in the photos people have posted, but there is a little circular hole a the tip of the blade on the reverse side (the side against your chest if you're right handed and kneck carrying). Presumably this is to let air in and out as you draw and insert the blade, to allow you not to have to overcome pneumatic aie pressure as well as mechanical resistance. Just thought I'd mention it for those who weren't aware that it was there.
I like to put a little bead of XF7 in the blade channel of my sheaths, particularly with 1095, to reseal the blade each time it's resheathed. It helps compabt the risk of rust, and means there's a little resevoir of grease there that you can fish out with a matchstick if you ever need it for anything as well. The little hole makes it a lot easier to get deep into the sheath.
Fantastic work, Wookie. I'd be interested in another (probably tan) if you make more, and I'd recomment these to anyone looking for a slimmer, but just as secure, replacement to the RAT sheath. I couldn't be happier with the workmanship and quality.
Thank-you, Wookie.
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How much for a black one ?
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ill take an orange one!!
whats your paypal?
whats your paypal?
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I cant PM thats why i posted here.. I think i sent you an email from your site...not sure if it went thru though!
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How secure are the necker sheaths? I like the carry option, but having never carried one I wonder how well they hold up when running, climbing, etc...
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They are secure. They actually come a little too tight but after you sheath/unsheath your knife a few times they work ok.
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^ +1^^^
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Here you go, guys:
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Thanks. just a tad smaller??
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Exactly. 