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Finished up a quiver that has sat, incomplete for quite some time. Too many projects to distract.

A few horses I've made over the years. I can't find any photos of the oldest one. It was very small to fit in a vehicle but I liked it a lot. Sold a few years ago to a fellow bowyer. Made for a woodworker. It lives near Portland, Oregon now. Made from a storm downed tree. My current...

Just wanted to post a new woodworking/camping saw. I've been carrying it all summer but finally getting it finished up. Hope to make a "how to" for the next one. Made from some up-cycled scraps and a cut up band saw blade. A bucksaw firewood blade is also available for rough work. The...

Plenty of saws out there but here is my recent creation. 21" blade, hickory parts, paracord for tension. The wood was split out with a froe then sided on a table saw due to laziness. paleotool.com

Always inspired to read the DIY and Traditional Crafts threads so I wanted to add something new. A new sewing kit, a couple new awls, needles, and a needle case from rivercane. I wrote a blog entry about it here if you are interested http://paleotool.com/2012/08/05/sewing-kit/.

I was given some excellent arrow bamboo a few weeks ago and have been making some arrows from it. Nocks and foreshafts are Osage orange, fletchings are goose, and sinew is all elk. I tried to make a "tutorial" of sorts with a lot more photos on the blog page but realized there are...

A new quiver made for myself. In the midst of making stuff for others, I sometimes need to find a break to make something for me. Nothing fancy. It hangs vertically from a belt or from the baldric strap (removable). I don't like a back quiver so this is a system that has worked well for me...

A 19th century style bag I made last year. I've been carrying it in the field for a while now. Good for a compass, knife, fire lighter, flashlight, spoon, notebook, small "survival" kit, and room to spare. The "ears" are stitched on and riveted and the scalloped top keeps the bag riding...

Hello all, I've lurked here for a couple years and finally decided to post some stuff. I am always inspired to do new things after checking out all the good stuff here. I mainly work in wood and leather but try some things with bone, antler, textiles, etc. This is some great show-and-tell...