bikermutt07

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Here are my three projects. 1. Camp friendly Dual carry for my Esee Laserstrike, 2. The Phone Taco. It holds my kyrocera Torque and my remodeling business cards. I cut out a section to show my logo when case is open. 3. Folder case for my Falkniven FH9. I am proudest of this one. I put a scribble effect on it.

Howdy folks, I'm brand new here and have a question on etiquette. First though, a little about me. My name is Matt, I am 40 years old, and I'm a carpenter by nature. I have always been good with my hands and love to learn things. I have a wealth of useless knowledge and a little bit of handy knowledge. I was fortunate enough to be born and raised in God's Great Republic. But alas, I met the only woman worth leaving Texas for. I currently live in Bossier City, LA. My wife and I recently had our second son together, but tragically we lost him after only 2 weeks. After spending a few weeks in a grief stricken stuper I had to put my hands to something. This may only ever be a hobby for me and that's okay. I am really enjoying it. My first hobby in years. I have always been left handed and figured if I purchased a little bit of stuff i could make my own holsters and sheaths for the price of a custom or two. I had been curious for a year or two. I've been researching for awhile and have now completed 3 projects. Most of what I've learned have been from youtube instruction. I watched Wofle customs series on sheath construction and several of Leodis videos from England. So, on with the question. If I learned this new skill well enough and wanted to sell some items later is it ok that my designs are similar? Is this what is done? These folks worked hard on their craft and videos and were kind enough to pas along the knowledge. But then again they made those videos to help people learn. This may be the dumbest question ever buy I couldn't find an answer searching the web. Anywho, thanks for your patience and answers for yet another noob. P.s. i'll post pics in next post.