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Ya done good kid2thumbsstill gonna have to delete that tutorial though:D

The sheaths look fantastic Ron! I may need to delete that tutorial, it seems I'm training too much potential competition:DSeriously, I'm always thrilled when someone posts a sheath they made using the tutorial. There is so little info out there on this type of sheathwork, and I put the tutorial...

They are both fantastic Michael! I really dig the one with the mokume bolsters.

Here's my humble offerings:D

I'm sure the sister's will love these.Most excellent work!!!

Looks fantastic Dave2thumbs

Josh this piece turned out absolutely incredible:eek:You will without a doubt have a great future as a knifemaker/sheathmaker ahead of you!BTW, You are on my list of maker's I want to recieve from in this year's BladeForums KITH:D

Crazy Crow Trading Post has several good books on beading techniques as well as all the beads and other supplies you will need.Web address is www.crazycrow.comI am currently reading the above mentioned book and it is very informative, and Crazy Crow has it in stock. As far as online tutorials...

That's a nice one Suz. One to be proud of for sure!

Thanks a lot guys!Sandy I appreciate all compliments , but those from the masters of leathercraft such as you and Paul really mean a lot to me. It was great to meet you as well, even if it was for a few brief moments. Maybe next year we can meet and find the time to get away for a couple of...

Fantastic work my friend, as usual:D

Most ecellent Josh:eek:Dave taught you well:D

Thanks everyone!:cool:

Thanks everyone! The customer for this one was very pleased2thumbsAs far as the micarta texturing, Michael's technique is pretty simple. He said he uses a 3/8's ball mill, but this was done with a 1/4", since that's all we had at the time.Glue the scales down on a flat plate and clamp down on...

A few months ago I had a fellow that is in the US Coast Guard contact me about building him a boat knife that he could use on the deck of a cutter boat on the Hudson River in New York. He gave me a materials request list, size, and price point,and requested that the sheath be black rawhide and...

Hi all. Here are a few that went out this week. The first two are for J Neilson knives, the first sent to me by J, the second by J's customer. First up is a belt/neck sheath. Veg-tan covered in smoked braintanned buckskin on the front, with the flap being hair on deer leg rawhide with the dew...

Hi Paul, welcome my friend!!

I'm in, thanks Trace! 763 for me please!

Hi Stuart and welcome!

Here is a link to a metal sheath tutorial that my friend Bruce Evans did a few years back detailing how he makes a full nickle silver sheath. http://beknivessite2.homestead.com/nssheath.html