few bits iv done recently, fist attempts!

[cowboy]

Hi guys, been busy making a few bits recently and thought id see what you guys think! Ill be taking some better pictures when i can borrow the other halfs SLR.

First is a svord friction folder, re-handled with stableized curly birch and brass rivets. I also took a bit off the bottom of the blade to make it sub 3 inches and made it a drop point with a bit off file work on the back to use with fire sticker when closed.

Next is a British army jungle knife which has been re-handled with yew and brass pins and tooled leather sheath. I learnt a lot when making this sheath!

Black rivited sheath for old sheffield knife. There is no contact between the blade and the rivets. I must say i dont intend to use it as even though i made it, its abit bling bling for me!

And finally a sheath i made the other day for my new army golok which i also have some yew to re handle it with to match the jungle knife!

The pictures bad i no but the sheath has stich work and tooling. I put a swinging belt loop on it and punched a hole at the bottom to tie to thigh with paracord. Also a doubled up cobra stick sling to carry machete on you back.














Any comment would be muchly appreciated!


cheers,

cowboy

 

[beenn]

All looks good mate, i love the svord knife

 

[cowboy]

Cheers ben! ill hit you back with a PM later, just poppin out!

 

[woodspirits]

liking the jungle sheath! well done

 

[cowboy]

cheers mate. I ran out of brown dye so i ended up using linseed oil.

 

[Shewie]

Very nice, cracking leatherwork

 

[beenn]

Cheers ben! ill hit you back with a PM later, just poppin out!

No worries and ok mate

 

[maethor]

That jungle knife sheath looks sweet. Nice work! I had my first go at making a leather sheath for a chopper a while ago, I pretty much did the same thing you did. Here's a link!

 

[cowboy]

cheers guys, thanks a lot for the comments!!

 

[Barn Owl]

Nice work cowboy.

 

[cowboy]

thanks Barn Owl