Here is a sheath I built for one of Karl's knives. Trad Ganger Tom Phillips owns this baby! Its a lefty cross draw with stingray inlay. It is lined with veg tan Kangaroo and has a finger carved back with a small basket stamp. Hope You injoy! Suty's sheath will be next.
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Wow! I like that sheath a lot. I like everything about it.
(That knife goes back in time some!)
So, is that a left-hand sheath?
Yes it is left handed cross draw ment to be worn on the right hip. Glad you like it Karl.
Thats beautiful.
Gilbert
That's a beautiful sheath Scott.
Oh, and the knife aint bad either. ;)
Scott, Honestly, I think I have used all the ways I know to say how Awesome your work is... So, I guess I'll just have to say " What a amazingly awesome Sheath ", this time .... Sutty
Scott,
That sheath is OUTSTANDING !!! Can;t wait to get it.Gotta pay you first :-)
Thanks
Tom
Scott, that is impressive!
I'll put the arm guard on my Xmas list!
Steve
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Potomac Forge
Sounds good Steve thanks. Scott
WOW! Amazing job!
Thats a beauty Scott! Just one question...how hard was stitching the ray skin?
Wowzer, great combo!
Thanks Guys. Ray can caus come problems Mainly iy will cut your thread. I broke a needle with this one. I try and dremil the bone down that will be hidden. I use sanded ray and small ones that helps. We made a lot of stringray western exotic belts where I worked in town. We just laminated the length of sting ray and sewed in the tips. It is difficult to work with when trying ti get sharp edges in inlays.
Scott
good stuff!