MOD knife rehandle and sheath

[swotty]

I purchased a MOD knife off of Shewie a few weeks ago, I've fancied trying one for a while and this one came up for sale. It was handled quite nicely by Shewie but I fancied rehandling it in American black walnut scales to match a Dave Budd blade I recently did.
I also tried to match the sheaths.
What do you all think?

 

[ammo]

Very nice work. A good sensible set that mate. I like to carry two knives, as I find that best for covering most of my needs. I like em.

 

[Man of Tanith]

Looks good to me mate

 

[Big Stu 12]

Nice set there bud, looks like your achived what you wanted

 

[ozzy1977]

Nice pair of knives

 

[Clouston98]

Great work mate!

 

[Tat2trev]

Very nice fella top job

 

[swotty]

Thank you for your kind comments chaps

I just need some spare time to take them to the woods for a play!

 

[HHazeldean]

Oh they look nice, really like the fact that they're matching, nice work

 

[topknot]

Nice set up mate.

Topknot

 

[swotty]

Nice set up mate.

Topknot

Thanks Andy, my leather work isn't up to your standard yet though!

 

[Dreadhead]

top work there

 

[Mick721]

Very nice choice of scales there. Nice contrast with the sheath.

 

[Will_]

Great job - it's made me think about modding mine...

 

[topknot]

Thanks Andy, my leather work isn't up to your standard yet though!

We all got to start somewhere.

 

[Robert6]

I have only recently read about knife and sheath making, I am now fascinated.

I have 2 decent old carving knives which I would like to start with, cutting down the blades, re shaping, sharpening properly and making a sheath for each.
I have been trying to locate consumable materials which is quite off putting, Kydex, leather, rivets.

I can obtain easily a Clarke belt sander, hot air gun, proper 8 inch tool grinder, disc grinder/cutter.

Last week I was given 2 deer antlers for the future, when I can be more confidant.

I live in Warwickshire.