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Those are gorgeous Bruce, I especially like the one you are EDCing.

Stephen, that slim fighter is a beauty, nice work!

Welcome Paul. Gents, I can amen the praises of Paul's work as I have a few of his sheaths and they are outstanding, incredibly beautiful. But something you may not know about Paul, he is also an enabler extraordinaire. He helped me convince myself, against my better judgement, that my...

This is a fun thread, thanks for taking the time to show us the WIP.

Paypal sent, thanks for doing this Bruce and Michael :)

That's a great commercial! I have a golden boy .22 from Henry and it's a blast to shoot.

Very nice! I like deep cuts :)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

VERY cool, I'm in with # 592

Wow, great stuff! We have some serious talent here. That belt is amazing Dave. Hand sewn? I'm afraid to ask how long that took... Mike, I love the box. How'd you get the corners to lay so flat?

Thanks again guys :) The problem with sharing a lot of my work here, is that I have to get out to the shop and actually DO some work, lol...

Beautiful work! I've never tried it, but would guess rawhide to be really difficult to work with. Thanks for the great pics.

Thanks fellas :)

Hey bro, no offense taken whatsoever! And I'm always open to critique, it helps me get better. I only make one or two sheaths per month on average, and only a handful of carved ones in a year, so I need all the help I can get 2thumbs Here's a few completed pics: I'm...

Dave, those are gorgeous! Here's a saddle bag style computer bag I did for myself ---- way too much work handstiching. I need to buy an Artisan! Here's another, the first one I tried:

Nice edges!!!

I'm definitely too close to the edge... Most guys will work within a predetermined border, and it can make for a very clean and finished look, IF you keep everything centered through the whole process... I've beengoing broderless, and just letting the carving fall off the edges. It's a...

Backside?!?! Ha, this one is just for the display case on he wall :D

Thanks fellas! Here's a little antique stain applied: I think I'll leave the background alone, texturing it would be overkill...

This is one for the Bolstered Hunter Killer I picked up from Jerry Hossom at Blade this year. I am waiting patiently in line to have the bolsters engraved (from a third party, not Jerry Hossom, lol)... Although it probably will not actually get carried, I thought I would go ahead...