A few sheaths

[res308]

[res308]

[res308]

Those are a few I've done in the past few months. I'm hoping as I learn and progress I can turn them out faster. It still takes me a long time to roll one out.

But, I think I'm ready to start charging for the work. At least I hope so.

[Ronald_55]

Looks like some good solid work. Are you hand stitching?

[Esko 270]

Nice! I picked up a blade from GT a while back for my father in law,  I would like to get one made for it some time. 

[res308]

  On 5/10/2017 at 2:05 AM, Ronald_55 said:

Looks like some good solid work. Are you hand stitching?

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  On 5/10/2017 at 2:05 AM, Ronald_55 said:

Looks like some good solid work. Are you hand stitching?

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Yes sir, it's all hand stitched. Sometimes I wish I had a machine, but there's something therapeutic about it.

[res308]

  On 5/10/2017 at 2:08 AM, Esko 270 said:

Nice! I picked up a blade from GT a while back for my father in law,  I would like to get one made for it some time. 

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I'd be honored to do it for one of his blades. I hope to get one for myself one day.

[Ronald_55]

  On 5/10/2017 at 2:21 AM, res308 said:

 

Yes sir, it's all hand stitched. Sometimes I wish I had a machine, but there's something therapeutic about it.

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I understand. I am still at the piddling stage, but I like sitting with my lacing pony. My only issues is that I stress over the design long before I even start making it. I over plan things like that.

[res308]

  On 5/10/2017 at 2:32 AM, Ronald_55 said:

I understand. I am still at the piddling stage, but I like sitting with my lacing pony. My only issues is that I stress over the design long before I even start making it. I over plan things like that.

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That's my problem too. It sometimes takes me at least a day or two to get started and make the first cut.

[Grand Torino]

Man those are lookin' good. Maybe some day when I grow up I'll be able to make one that nice.

[gregintenn]

Good looking work!

 

I'd like to do some more leather work once I can free up a bit of time again.

[res308]

Thank you kindly gentlemen.

[sybo]

Good lookin work to me!! Keep up the great work !! I think you are on to something!!

[ozo]

  On 5/10/2017 at 12:05 AM, res308 said:

 

Those are a few I've done in the past few months.

 

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Can you make one for an Australian Sheep knife?

Blade is 5.5"L x 1.5"H x 3/16"W  [hollow ground both sides]

"C:\Users\ozo\Downloads\DL-ASUS\Jack-Sheep-Knife2.jpg"

Edit: Well, never mind.....guess that didn't work.

Edited May 12, 2017 by ozo

[res308]

  On 5/12/2017 at 1:52 PM, ozo said:

Can you make one for an Australian Sheep knife?

Blade is 5.5"L x 1.5"H x 3/16"W  [hollow ground both sides]

"C:\Users\ozo\Downloads\DL-ASUS\Jack-Sheep-Knife2.jpg"

Edit: Well, never mind.....guess that didn't work.

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I'll pm my email to you and you can send me a picture that way (I think). I'm sure I can though.

[Esko 270]

Can you make one for someone  with just some pictures?

[res308]

  On 5/13/2017 at 2:17 AM, Esko 270 said:

Can you make one for someone  with just some pictures?

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I'd like to say yes, but I really doubt it. I've only made one without having the knife there. I took a tracing of the guy's knife, and exact measurements. Somehow pulled it off, but I was sure nervous about it. It's definitely better to have the knife on hand to make sure I get a good fit.