another pair of sheaths

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rancid badger

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I've made another pair of sheaths, this time specifically to fit clippers, although they will take the training knife, if a bit tight to get in and out.
I've done them in a dark brown, once again; hand sewn with artificial sinew and complete with a detachable dangler loop, fastened with all brass, press studs.
this is the plain one ( knife is NOT included)
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The decorated one has a round, solid brass ring dangler fixed to the belt loop, while the plain one has a solid brass, "d" ring which is free to move on the belt loop.
Both belt loops are attached with a single, double sided, brass rivet.
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The carving is meant to represent a stylised birds wing.
I haven't wet formed these ones, no real reason other than trying out a slightly different technique.
just to confirm:
the knife is NOT included
;)
I'm asking £30 inc p+p for the plain one please SOLD PENDING PAYMENT
And £35 inc p+p for the bird wing one
cheques or postal orders please
pm secures
any questions; just ask;)

thanks very much for looking
R.B.
 

rancid badger

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I wouldn't take this personally. They are lovely.

Nothing is shifting at the moment, must be the price of fuel or something.

I must admit, I'm surprised,;
no offers?, no one even made any comments, good, bad or indifferent. I welcome any feedback at all.
Mind you, I love the making, regardless, so as long as I'm able to make enough to pay it's way, I stay out of trouble with Mrs.Badger:D
Anyway, never mind
Cheers
R.B.
 

John Fenna

Lifetime Member & Maker
Oct 7, 2006
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Man - they did not have the artwork on them!;)
Strange no one posted though - especially as a current post is looking for a sheath.....
 

ecobandit

Tenderfoot
Dec 28, 2007
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rancid u have a problem! them there sheath's are of too high a quality, picture this ,davy crocket's doon in th woods sez how luk it me nu slicer n sheath,the aal gan "wow brill,"then crocket wips oot ees slicer th aal gan" err, i reet !!!!!". wots required is a nice handle for the clipper! hmm now theres a thought!
 

Greg

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Jul 16, 2006
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They are very nice sheaths you have made there RB. I think one of your problems selling is that alot of guys 'n' girls are making their own nowadays. Take me for instance, since making my first ones I now realise I can do it and although mine aren't as good and nice as yours I would rather try one myself than buy someone elses.
But like John & Dougster said its no prolem with your sheaths because like I said they are a lovely bit of kit. Don't take it to heart mate!
 

Ratbag

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Aug 10, 2005
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Also, it's mid-month. I don't know about you, but I can't afford to buy anything until payday, then I go a bit nuts for a week, then nothing until payday at the end of the month, then a bit nuts, and......you get the idea :D

I think they look great, by the way, a bit different to the normal western-style sheaths

Rat
 

rancid badger

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
They are very nice sheaths you have made there RB. I think one of your problems selling is that alot of guys 'n' girls are making their own nowadays. Take me for instance, since making my first ones I now realise I can do it and although mine aren't as good and nice as yours I would rather try one myself than buy someone elses.
But like John & Dougster said its no prolem with your sheaths because like I said they are a lovely bit of kit. Don't take it to heart mate!

Oh I'm not upset Greg:D I actually wondered if perhaps it might be something to do with all the furore about knife crime at the moment but then again, I think everyone is having to think twice about where they spend their disposable income these days.

Also, I think you're probably correct, that more folk are having a go for themselves, Now I really do like that:D It may seem a bit daft for me to want to inspire or encourage others to make things that I might have sold them otherwise but I really, honestly, do my stuff as a hobby. It's brilliant that I can sell some of my stuff because it allows me to try different ideas and materials etc, where before, I only ever used what I had to hand.

Thanks for the kind comments once again;)
all the best
R.B.
 

ecobandit

Tenderfoot
Dec 28, 2007
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northumberland
really nice,good quality again rancid badger strange comment from GREG considering "MAVER" has eight for sale and already sold three(unless thats just marketing bovine excremant) personally I know which one I,m going to buy!please Email me at your earliest convenience so that we may discuss monetary renumeration ,cheers!
 

Andy2112

On a new journey
Jan 4, 2007
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Lovely sheaths RB, how easy is it to make a left hander for a Helle S80 ? and the cost. Just pricing up at the mo as i got to spend some cash on decorating the downstairs loo.:(
Andy
 

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