Nothing fancy but just spent the evening making this! Trickier than I though it would be. The stitching is fairly even on the front but all to hell on the back so you dont get to see that side
My first attempt at a firesteel sheath
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Nothing fancy but just spent the evening making this! Trickier than I though it would be. The stitching is fairly even on the front but all to hell on the back so you dont get to see that side
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I wouldnt go as far as saying good job. Usable is what I would call it but considering my lack of leatherworking tools I think I did not too bad. I used the Mora to cut the leather and my battery drill to make holes and pinched one of my wife's darning needles and the bairns kite string to stitch it up with. The Antler handled firesteel was purchased on here from Andy T. The leather was obtain from our local shoe repairer.
I wouldnt go as far as saying good job. Usable is what I would call it but considering my lack of leatherworking tools I think I did not too bad. I used the Mora to cut the leather and my battery drill to make holes and pinched one of my wife's darning needles and the bairns kite string to stitch it up with. The Antler handled firesteel was purchased on here from Andy T. The leather was obtain from our local shoe repairer.
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