Help with a sheath for my new mora clipper please

[adriatikfan]

I'm still relatively new around here, so please excuse me if I have posted this thread in the incorrect forum (If I have, could someone please point me in the right direction?)

I recently purchased a mora clipper but ... I really don't like the sheath at all. Having looked through a few threads, there are some fantastic sheaths about.

Does anyone know please where I could buy - or get made - a sheath, preferably a hanging leather sheath for a mora clipper?

TIA

Best Wishes
David

 

[Ph34r]

If you wanted to buy one, they sell good ones on brisa knife supplies - google it. If you wanted to make one, the same site sells the leather.

 

[adriatikfan]

If you wanted to buy one, they sell good ones on brisa knife supplies - google it. If you wanted to make one, the same site sells the leather.

Thanks for the link - I'll check that out. Sadly my skills do not yer run to maiking one.

Best Wishes
David

 

[brancho]

Look in makers sales as a few on here make them.

If you want leather and leatherwork tools try Leprevo as they will be cheaper than Brisa for what you want though Brisa are great.

Have a look through the DIY and Trad crafts section for ideas

 

[jontok]

Contact Kepis (He's on here somewhere).
He does some realy nice sheaths! (danglers and regular beltloops)


Jontok

 

[adriatikfan]

Contact Kepis (He's on here somewhere).
He does some realy nice sheaths! (danglers and regular beltloops)

Jontok

Thank you for your input so far everyone

Best Wishes
David

 

[rapidboy]

Something like this ?

I mostly make kydex for the clippers these days but i might have a leather clipper sheath in the workshop, i can check tomorrow.

 

[jontok]

Nice work there Rapidboy!


Jontok

 

[leon-1]

If Rapid Boy can't help you out, you can also try Rancid Badger, Dougster or even me. All of us have been known to make sheaths for clippers and pretty much any other knife come to that.

Have a dig about and you'll find plenty of leather workers whose skill will extend to making a sheath for a clipper.

Alternatively if you are at the bushmoot this year I'll teach you how to make a sheath for a clipper.

 

[adriatikfan]

If Rapid Boy can't help you out, you can also try Rancid Badger, Dougster or even me. All of us have been known to make sheaths for clippers and pretty much any other knife come to that.

Have a dig about and you'll find plenty of leather workers whose skill will extend to making a sheath for a clipper.

Alternatively if you are at the bushmoot this year I'll teach you how to make a sheath for a clipper.

Again, many thanks everyone for your input and offers of advice - it is very mush appreciated. I will be in contact.

I would love to be able to participate in the bushmoot but will be away on our family vacation but thank you also for your kind offer. One day maybe ....

Best Wishes
David