one for the clipper

[monkey boy]

iv only ever made one sheath a few years ago for my home made knife. back then I did no reserch on how to make them and I truley bodged the project by using tools that wasnt cut out for the job i.e normal thread and superglue.
I decided to have another go but this time I did a bit of reading first, also I gained some very good advice from Kepis who pointed me in the rite diection in getting the tool I will need and how to use them.
so I decided to make a sheath for my mora clipper, its not perfect and I am sure I made a few mistakes but that part of learning.
hope you like it MB

 

[Kepis]

nowt wrong with that mate.

 

[shaggystu]

the wet forming on that looks really good, much tighter than most sheaths that you see. top work mate

stuart

 

[monkey boy]

thanx guys, Kepis just want to say thank you for your help help

 

[Kepis]

No prob mate, you can make me a cuppa at the next meet, white no sugar please

 

[copper_head]

Good stuff, might have a bash at that myself. What sort of leather did you use?

 

[luckylee]

looks great that bud

 

[monkey boy]

No prob mate, you can make me a cuppa at the next meet, white no sugar please

you got it mate, do you drink port

 

[monkey boy]

Good stuff, might have a bash at that myself. What sort of leather did you use?

I used 3mm veg tan, wet molding leather, I got it on ebay. You should have a go mate, its a good feeling using kit you have made

 

[mountainm]

Kepis helped me too - now I can't stop making 'em. Nice work.

 

[Kepis]

you got it mate, do you drink port

Certainly do

 

[Hugo]

Looks good to me Sammy, whilst your at the tea making lark black no sugar for me.