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Making abstract patern leather knife sheath.
In this video I want to show you every step of making leather knife sheath .
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Love this knife! Great job. Reminds me of the spiderco warrior fixed blade or whatever it was called.
Nice!
Thank you very much.
Very nice. I like the style of your sheath.
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You are most welcome.
Great job
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what clip did you use?
£0.25 | ZENTEII Metal Belt Clip Leather Craft Clasp Spring Holster Hook Buckle Keyring Tactical Knife Sheath Waist Pistol Gun Holster
Extraordinary job thanks for sharing.
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Worst “review” ever?
Badass sheath I'm going to try and make one thanks
I'm glad you like the sheath...good luck
Love the stain work on this project, beautiful piece of work!!
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Very nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great video man, enjoyed it more second time around, you gotta do some more!, oh, and I love that Spanish brown, gotta get me some!!
I keep coming back to your video,I will also try and make something rather than buy it, could you tell how you made your round punch? Thanks..
Round punch was made from Air blow gun inlet.It is a very hard material.
Lovely sheath! I'm interested to know how you made your leather punch, they are pretty expensive, here anyway, really enjoy your videos...
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супер!!!
Спасибо.
Lovely work, could you tell me what tool you used to make the grooves along the lines, would be great thanks..
Thank you for your comment. I used the tip from an old flat screwdriver and rounded the edges.
@zo-lib4564 very good, I will do the same!
too bad the angles didn't match
Wow great job
Thanks.
Wonderful craftsmanship. Enjoyed it. . .
I'm glad, thank you for your comment.
Thanks for the inspiration. Inspiring.
You are welcome.
grate build but what is the name of the music
Excellent workmanship. Beautiful sheath !
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Very nice work. Sheath looks great !!
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Very nice. I was just looking into how to do this type of sheath
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Que bonito trabajo 👌👍
Muchísimas gracias 😁
i LOVE that handle
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Very cleaver and the best design I've seen so far on CZcams, it suits perfectly to the knife with the straight angles. I will do something based on your model. Few questions: 17:52 you're not removing any material, just pushing the leather right ? What's the leather thickness, 1mm ? What's the drill bit diameter ? What's the ideal spacing for the holes ( I don't have tools for leather work ) ? I'm trying to figure out the sewing because it goes fast, is that the regular leather sewing with 2 needles ? And a stupid one, I guess wood glue cannot replace leather glue ? Merci
I forgot one other : why didn't you deep the whole piece into the water for molding ?
I really appreciate your comment. The leather thickness is 3mm. Drill thickness is 1,5 mm. Spacing for the holes 3-4 mm.I think you can use wood glue.
@@zo-lib4564 Are all leather pieces 3mm thick ? At 7:36 you show the little leather piece to the cam, it looks a different color and maybe a different thickness... which may explain why this technique is not working for me.
@@Stavroguine826 little leather piece is 2 mm thick.
Great work. I'm not thinking about leather sheath which is amazing. I'm talking abouth the video ;) Lots of work. Congratulation.
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A piece of art Thanks for the great video
Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Beautiful sheath.....how many noticed the missing dot on one of the line crosses?
So freaking beautiful😯😀❤️👍
Thanks.
i never thought about streak dying my leather like this to look like exotic hardwood ! what an awesome , very cool idea ! thank you for the video .
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Beautiful work.👍👍👌👌👌Why did you drill the pins? Was it to increase the effect of the epoxy
Thank you for your comment. Yes ,it was increase the effect of epoxy.
@@zo-lib4564 many thanks. I will follow your-work with interest👌👌👌
@@alanchappell414 I'm glad you enjoyed.
Do you have any idea on how to add a clip to an existing leather sheath? I have a dagger “boot knife” but it only has a belt loop and I wanted to put a clip for my boot onto it
Get on Google and type in knife clips several will pop up
Such precision on the build, and very beautiful results. Thanks for the video
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Very nicely done.
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Nice work.
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Молодец,красивая работа
Большое спасибо за ваш комментарий.
Чисто работаете,глазу приятно
That was very informative! I enjoyed that!
Thank you very much.
That sheath is quite unique, Great job.
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Turned out nice,why no welt?
Thank you for your comment. Because the blade is thinner.
I get the no welt coz thin blade but the welt protects the stitching from being cut by the blade
@@lorneclose7312 to my weak mind a thin blade would be more likely to sever the threads than a thick bladed knife. But opinions vary.
Hi sir wow what a fantastic job you have dun sir on your leather knife pouch thats brilliant ida how to make leather look amazing sir i hat to look twice to see if it wasant 👍👍wood lvly job happy new yr to you all dino in uk w,ton🤪🛸
Thank you for your comment. I am glad you enjoyed my video and appreciate my craft. Happy New Year to you too.
Wow that is awesome.. 👍
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Very nice!
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That is awesome dude.
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👍❤
Don’t drop that in the forest, you’ll never find it
Thank you for your comment...I will try not to loose it 😁
WOW that knife rocks!
Your comments always make me happy 😉
Nice job
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Very, very nice job sir.
Thank you very much.