Full Flap Mora Sheath.

pwb

Full Member
The bulk of the sheath is made from 3.5mm veg tanned shoulder with a little bit of thinner recycled leather for the DC3 pouch flap in an attempt to reduce the overall thickness a tad :rolleyes: .

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The D-ring for the double dangler I reused from an old Cresta bergen frame, solid brass with a plated finish.
Because of the thickness of the leather I opened my Birthday present early , a hobby pillar drill :red: , and used it to drill the holes for sewing :approve: . I also used braided nylon thread for sewing.

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The original plan was for a larger front pocket, SAK / utility pocket, But I couldn't make it work, too big , so to plan B.

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I was also going to add a Firesteel loop, had it all made, but had a change of mind at the last minute. Kind of wish I'd added it now it looks like it would have fitted in quite well :11doh: .

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I've left the finish more matt not using boot polish just rubbing in Renapur bees wax leather balsam. I think I prefer the duller look.

Thanks for looking .

Cheers,
Pete.
 
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Chainsaw

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Really nice finish on that, I can see why you cracked open the pillar drill, 5 layers!! :eek: The fire steel loop would've fitted in nicely then you'd have everything on 1 sheath.

How did you do your sam brown holes, punch then slit??

Cheers,

Alan
 

pwb

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That's a real nice sheath Pete, I agree the firesteel would have gone well on it but there's always the next sheath ;)

Thanks Mesquite, Think the next one will be without pouch and with Firesteel loop.

Really nice finish on that, I can see why you cracked open the pillar drill, 5 layers!! :eek: The fire steel loop would've fitted in nicely then you'd have everything on 1 sheath.

How did you do your sam brown holes, punch then slit??

Cheers,

Alan

The pillar drill made all the difference :) , helped that it's exactly 90 degrees too, a lot neater than a hand held drill.

Made the holes, as you say ,punch then slice. I have seen some where there's two holes one very small with the slice between but I don't have a punch small enough.

Cheers,
Pete.
 

woof

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I realy like that, if your reading this Topnot, any thoughts on making something like this for my big knife ?.

Rob
 

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