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Thanks guys! Here's a short intro clip Chris posted on YouTube. YouTube- Basic Rawhide Sheath Construction - Title Sequence

You have another winner on your hands Ray2thumbs

Very slick Brother!

Very nice Robert!

Thanks guys! Steven, if time and $$ allowed, I would love to do just that:cool:

Thanks guys!Ray, your right. In the near future I plan on buying a better camera and a proper light tent set up to work on putting out better pictures.

Going whale huntin' are ya:D?

Another winner Ray! This one coming down to me for a visit?

Thanks guys!

Lookin' good Brother!

Both are really nice J!

Thanks guys! I'll keep everyone posted about the release of the DVD.

Me too, same name as well

This one was for a customer in New York. The blade is 1080 with an antique finish, handle sides are deep etched wagon wheel wrought iron, and the backspacer is fileworked mild steel with a blacksmith's curl. The pouch sheath is rawhide over veg-tan.

Very nice Josh!

Here is a sheath for a large Dave Lisch hunter, and you can see the construction of this sheath in my first instructional video,"Basic Rawhide Sheath Construction", due for release hopefully by early spring! I'm working with my friend and fellow knifemaker Chris Crawford on this project. The...

Thanks guys!Paul, you have a good eye!I got a couple of prarie rattler skins in a trade last year, and they are nice skins.

Thanks everyone!Wade, they look much nicer in person, although the one with the snakeskin was a bear to make:mad:

Here's the latest sheaths I made for Wade Hougham. The sheath for the bonehandled one has a snake inlay that is laced in, the other has a alligator scute for a concho, and an alligatoer inlay on the belt loop.

You know what they say, "if you have to ask, you can't afford it". Say Ray, how much is that thing:D? All kidding aside, it looks fantastic Ray, and I look forward to getting my hands on it. Also, thanks for the plug2thumbs