sak farmer horizontal pouch

[woof]

heres a pouch i had made by topknot, it holds a sak farmer small sharpening stone and a detachable fire steel. pics also show a possibles pouch that andy also made. i think he realy pushed the boat out on the design of the sak pouch and did an excellent job. heres some pics:

the pouch on my slender waistline (28" same as my biceps!)





thanks for looking

rob

 

[Hugo]

I like that a lot, also the pouch nice detailed work.
I remember those days with a 28 inch waist 40 years ago mind.

 

[woof]

Lol !, i can't remember that far back.

Rob

 

[Smith28]

Beautiful work. I would wear that more for the craftsmanship than functionality - what I love about saks is their compactness for carrying in a pocket.

I'm pretty sure I wasn't even 28" when I was born! Nice work mate.

 

[woof]

I know what you mean as regards the craftsmanship. Andy realy put a lot of thought & effort in to the design, & it works well. With the firesteel & holder being removable it makes it a good everyday carry.

Rob

 

[Soundmixer]

Andy made me an open topped pouch for my SAK farmer that goes on my belt every time I go out to play.
The Farmer fits perfectly and it's a great example of quality leather work.
Thanks again mate.

Euan

 

[topknot]

Hi Rob,
I am glad that you are pleased with the leather work. This is my sak side lay case which lives on my working trousers for the last 2 yrs.

Cheers Andy

Ps where did you get that old smock from ?

 

[woof]

Hi Andy,

Sorry it took so long to put the photo's up, but i'm a bit challenged in the computer department, and needed some one to do it for me. The smock is a Silvermans copy of the ww2 sas smock, to which i've added a neck zip.

Rob

 

[hog]

That is seriously very nice.

 

[Dazza76]

Those are great Rob.

 

[woof]

Bringing this thread back from the grave, following the post about additions to a sheath, thought folks who missed this first time might find it of interest.

Rob