Leathershark

Just made this sheath for a customer. It fits a Randall 14 attack knife. comes with sharping stone and leg tie. has 2 straps to hold knife secure. The blade sits in a raised slot so the guard does not push against the belt loop. Has Brass Chicago screws to make sure it does not come apart at the top and where the guard rest.

Thanks for the advise. I need a heavy duty machine that can do a sloped 1 inch skive. maybe even 240 volt motor. I like to have more than I need rather than maybe not enough power. Could not see your link as it sent me to Facebook. Zukerburg has enough money, I do not want him to have any from me. Do not like him giving to Democrats. Thank you for reply.

Looking for heavy duty good used machine like the Cobra NP-10 or the Techsew SK-5. My use is on leather from 6 to 12 ounce. close to south Florida would be nice.

Some Lizard covered, and Diamond back rattlesnake skin covered. These sell well.

Stright blade knifes need a welt, so the blade does not cut the stiches. Have you ever tried to form the knife into the sheath by weting the leather and placing into a plastic bag then put it in a vacume packer machine , that would draw the leather around the blade and handle. Let dry and you have it formed to the knife. Just my opinion, have formed many sheaths that way

Just thought I would show 1 of many knife sheaths I make. This is for The Buck 110 folder. Alligator on top of veg tan leather, lined inside with soft goatskin. Has special star snap.

I have a Tandy Stich master that I bought new a few years back. Thought I would use it for light weight items. But soon found out that I just wanted to make knife sheaths and hat bands. So I bought a Tec Sew 5100 That I use all the time. The sailrite stich master was only used a few times and it just sits here using up space. Asking 600.00 cash, paid over 1100.00 for it pick up only no shipping. I am in Loxahatchee Florida. near West Palm beach.