RevMoore

So, here are some sheaths I made for some drunken pandemic purchases from CRKT. Tomahawk sheath is still a bit tight around the handle. Put together with Chicago screws and hand stitching. Tried something new with the Provoke (the Kramabit). Wet molded it using my vaccuum sealer I bought for my sou vide machine (cooking stuff). Had to put a thin piece of trash leather "face to face" with the leather so that it didn't take the texture of the inside of the vaccuum sealer bag. Question I had for the more experienced, is when wet molding and tooling, which order does it go in. Do you wet mold and then tool while the leather is still on the "mold"? Or do you tool the leather and then delicately wet mold? Either seems difficult. p.s. sorry the pics are poor quality. still working out the kinks of using http://shrinkpictures.com so i can upload more than one at a time.

Here is some sheaths for an axe and my Yarbrough. Having trouble with my pic file sizes, but I'll post more pics when i can. Feel free to give my constructive criticism on any and all. I feel that every thing I make is just practice and none end up perfect, but I guess that's why I do it as a hobby and not a profession...

Hello, I haven't been on the site for a long while and am not sure if I made my introduction (I think I signed up while I was downrange wishing I could work on some leather projects). A friend got me into leather working and showed me a couple of things but for the most part I am self/internet taught. Below are a couple of old projects I worked on. The belt was hand tooled and hand paint for my son (he barely ever wore it...). The sleeve is an ongoing project I have been working on for years. I has a lot more to it not, but I'll post pics when I download them off my phone. The third is a roll bag I made for all of my punches. Ill post few more pics in the comments (if I can) as I reached my size limit in the post..