M.o.d. Survival knife sheath

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Jomo

Tenderfoot
Aug 30, 2012
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banbury
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all stitching is hidden so thread isn't chaffed by wear and tear
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The blade fits in either way so can be worn left or right handed
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Had to add an extra layer just so the 6mm thick blade would fit!
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the darkened area along the stitching is where i wetted and pushed the leather back over the groove to hide the stitching
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Worn on my left side as i'm a lefty,very comfortable to wear and hardly notice its there
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And on my right side

I used Sam Browne studs for the fastenings and copper saddlers rivets to add extra strength to the construction.The whole sheath I saddle stitched by hand with black waxed linen thread, the leather is 4mm thick veg tan hide. I wetted and burnished the edges with a plastic bone folder and finally waterproofed it all with a mixture of beeswax, petroleum jelly,and neatsfoot oil which i melted by placing in a steel bucket then placing into the boiling water and then applied to the sheath which i had warming in the oven. I repeated this process until the leather was sucking up no more,this waxing gives it an 'Antique' look. I didnt use any dyes
 

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