How to Make A Pancake Pocket Knife Sheath Pattern
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- How to Make A Pancake Pocket Knife Sheath Pattern. Design your own pancake knife sheath patterns quickly and easily. Leatherworking tools for making a DIY sheath are leather craftsman knife, quarter inch drive punch, rawhide maul, circle template, straight edge ruler, cutting pad. I am making this pattern for my Hen and Rooster four inch Stockman pocket knife.
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...What a pretty wee project for a dark winter's night that is. Aye, Godspeed thy needle, good Bruce.
Thank You!
Bruce, I just stepped ( more like jumped!!!) into the world of leather making and this video was just what I needed. Thank you for all your wisdom and experience. Cheers!!
Fantastic! Thank you for watching.
Thanks for all your videos Bruce. We appreciate all your knowledge that you pass on to everyone.
I appreciate that!
Thank you so much for the video. I made a sheath for my husband.
That is awesome!
Thanks Bruce. A while back I made a mold form for the upper to make a pancake sheath for a Leatherman tool. I love how easily wet leather forms.
I think we all have our own unique ways of making things that works for us. Thanks for watching!
que bonitas funda
Howdy from Texas!
When making any kind of sheath I place the item in a ziplock bag then put it in the soaking wet sheath then place all that in a vacuum bag and vacuum that down helping form it as it seals..let set for a few hours then pull it out and let it dry..works great...
Great tip! Thanks
I am going to try and make this for my knife cases
Good deal! Thanks for watching
@@cheaneysaddlesI have been working with leather for about 1yer. And Tandy leather shop in Fairfield oh
I ain't never! Just so ya know I'm watching and laughing out loud. Gonna change your name to Picasso. Would it be the same on a short one? You sure do know how to make someone smile. Thanx for the tutorial Bruce. Think I'll write a song and call it The Behind The Scene Cowboy. Or The Ballad Of Leather And Steel. You are the man.
Just a fun thing to do kind of spur of the moment and everything worked out. Thanks!
@@cheaneysaddles I went right along with the tutorial leather wrapping paper and all. Your free handing drawing is alot better than mine. Made a couple of pancake holsters from your patterns. Had to figure out which direction to start sewing so I didn't have to back stitch. Working on my last pair of armetas for Conrad and then have three backpacks to do and done for January. Am gonna do a song though. Picked The Ballad Of Leather And Steel. It'll be a good fit for you. I'll chord it out for ya too. See ya . Blessings on your day.
Saludos señor 👍👍👍
I missed this one somehow, thanks again
Hope you enjoyed it!
You at it again :-) keep the good work up many thanks
Thanks, will do!
Es muy bueno es genial
and to make the back panel does it need to be larger than the front panel
Yes that is what I do sew then trim off bottom.
if i wanted that to slant forward should i tilt the knife forward and draw around that
Pretty much the way to design your pattern.
Okay thank you
I have been trying to make a case
Where can I find a hooked knife like the one you use?
Amazon or tandy
The blades are a little pricey but well worth it
This blade is made by I. P. Hyde company Tandy and Weaver Leather Supply have something similar to the blade and they do have the walnut knife handle for sure.