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That was the first sheath I made after your DVD, here is the last one I did, again the name carving gives me trouble, maybe I should just stamp them.

The hammer marks were done on purpose, I was trying to mimic the smiths marks on the top of the blade. As for the carving thanks that helped. I think I bit off more then I could chew trying to carve script handwriting.

That is Fing sweet knife, I want one! Stephen are you related To Ed?

Nice Dave, I have seen those picks befor but did not know it was Delbert that made them. Very nice work. Here is one for you Butch, what do you think? http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa214/celtic2174/leather/50536893.png

I made this Sheath for a Custom Murray Carter cleaver of mine. BTW This is the 1st Sheath I have made after watching Paul's DVD, Sheath # 9

Thank you Paul, well sad by the way.

I buy them all so know one else can get any:34:

Boning leather? How and why is it done? I here about it being down when making razor strips and gun holsters.

I got lots to show, can we get a members gallery subsection to this forum? Just some teasers.

Nenox 100% but they are $$. http://korin.com/Shop/Corian Best bang for the buck would be tojiro DP line, much better then anything you would get at a department store. http://www.chefknivestogo.com/tojiro8pcset.html

Just making sure you all know about this. http://www.siegelofca.com/fridayspecial/112910/121410c.htm

Does anyone have his contact info & know if he is taking private orders? Thanks Colin

It's 16 oz. The lightest maul I hade was 18oz, it felt a bit heavy for a lot of the tooling work I do. The 18 oz one I have is also a big maul. It's made by " wood is good" & is almost 2x the size of this one. So I thought this one would be more controllable for work on small sheaths. O & it...

I just got this maul made by Ed "The Bearman" LaBarre. It has to be one of the finest tools I have ever held.

I have herd about his work but have never seen any, wish he had a sight or gallery? Do you know if he has a catalog? Any info on him would be nice, I here his tools are top notch.

Any of you guys know a wood worker that would make me a stiching pony? Something like this http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=34846 Or like the one chuck B. Makes but in a more exotic wood with a higher level of...

Thank you, now I got to keep my eye on ebay

Do you who made the one with the wheels on top, or better yet have a pic of one? Thanks for the info Colin