Sheath pics

[Chuddy Bear]

Hi guys. Looks like a lot of familiar faces here from BF. I was happy to see the sheaths and holsters forum added here.

Here are some pics of some sheaths I have made.

[Mr.LaBella]

those piggy back ones are amazing! Great stuff, thanks for sharing and GOOD to have you here!

[leatherman]

Sweet! Thanks for posting those pics!

[Clint]

I just visited your site, NICE STUFF!

I bookmarked it for future reference since I may need some custom sheaths made.

Keep up the good work!

[Chuddy Bear]

Thanks Clint. I try to keep the site fairly up to date.

[mtnfolk mike]

man.. your work is just amazing... great pics too..

[Stabber]

Very nice Work CB

[BLUFF CREEK OUTFITTERS]

NICE

[John T Wylie Jr.]

nice !! I just stuck with awl thru the table !

thats some thick leather to sew thru ? By hand or machine ?

[Chuddy Bear]

nice !! I just stuck with awl thru the table !

thats some thick leather to sew thru ? By hand or machine ?

The holes are drilled with a dremel and then hand stitched. The awl is nice for thinner sheaths, but when you get out to 4-6 layers of 10 ounce leather it gets a bit rough on the hands.

[John T Wylie Jr.]

I have heard of many folks doing it that way , none as clean as your work. I may have to give it a try...last 5 layer of 10oz I did dam near killed my hands using the awl.

Those piggybacks are flat out bad fuggin ass !

[moon]

Nice work,really clean.

[leatherman]

I love the X loop with the removable pocket clip.

Ever since I developed that loop I havent seen such a nifty modification, well done my friend!

Can I use it? :devilarmed:

[Fiddleback]

Whoa! Thats sweet!

That piggyback setup is badass!:cool_notcool:

[Sandy Morrissey]

You do some mighty fine work, friend!