King's X

Nice work.

Here you go..........check this video out.

Hello Olle and welcome to the forum!

Hello Denis and welcome to the forum! You certainly caught the leather bug.....nice work.....thanks for sharing! Good luck on a smooth move to Colorado.

Hello Brian and welcome to the forum. You just have to take it slow.......I do it because my hands tell me when it is time to quit working. I would suggest you take your time and enjoy it rather than go all out and loose your patience. Good luck

Hello Eddie and welcome to the forum. Nice work you have there and it sure looks like you got bite hard by the leather bug.

Hey RickDroid.....hope you yearned something like I did. I purchased my Green micro fine from Leather Wranglers. Paul at WL's has some interesting videos that may be more helpful even though Art has covered this subject well. Thanks Art. Take care

He would probably be your best luck for something that old. Good luck!

He is probably on his way to Prescott for the leather show. Be patient, he will get back to you.

Nice work.

Thanks. I will make sure to share it with my students and readers.

What application are you looking to use this on? I primarily use white and follow up with green rouge for most if not allow leather tools. I feel like I should warn you that not all rouge is made equal. You can purchase lower quality rouge, so I would make sure to trust your outlet for rouge.

Check with Bruce Johnson Tools. He is member on here.

I do not believe they are digital yet. They still publish hard copy.

Wow! Nicely done.....

Hello JoshD and welcome to the forum!

Contact Weaver directly

Well there you go......the only one that this SK matters to is you. You found something unique for sure! enjoy!

Typically, a unique and one of a kind knife will usually include its own blade. Not one that can be usually found on other market SK. Looking at the rough grind marks, it looks like the person wanted to make one that would probably fit their hand. The maker did not take the extra steps of fine sanding and polishing of this item. It was made for work....not art. The wood on the saddle looks like it was added later.....probably because of the rough finish of the saddle......may have been cutting into the finger when applying downward pressure. Just my opinion.

Nice work

It looks homemade.

Good video.....thanks for sharing!

Ditto on Art's comments........Hello Ryan and welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum! Spent some time in Liberty County.

Man great video. I only wish that they would make them a couple mm smaller in thickness for a smaller thread under 1mm. Thanks for sharing!