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Hair-On Deer Hide Suggestions
chuck123wapati replied to TargetRockLeather's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
you could make him an awesome fur hat with hidden sheath. Just thinking outside the box, its not going to look like a sheath so make it look like something that fits fur and hide the sheath inside. Bracers maybe. -
Pancake buck110 sheath
chuck123wapati replied to Simplejack1985's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
didn't even notice it looks so good nice straight lines. -
way cool I'll bet he does like it.
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new skinner and sheath
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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new skinner and sheath
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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yes always read the msds, and do a little research and usually you can find the same chemicals a lot cheaper than buying from accompany that just repackages and charges more.
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I found this on the web never used it. http://www.kleanstrip.com/product/m.e.k.-substitute
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Store bought chicken is way down there compared to rattler. Lol Do you eat the toads? Do they taste like chicken too? I've had frog legs they kinda taste like chicken or visi versa.
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lol nope I don't mean that a bit I would use the heck outa one of em they are amazing. Alooong way off but a great place to see what the US once was about. You rock guys have me a bit confused now. lmao
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LMAO!! I'm a dummy. sorry yea mine aren't great works of art but functional and meant to be used.
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The dowel rods look pretty modern to me, I would look closely at the hinges they may have some clues, China made , japan made, etc, I would guess homemade possibly a boy scout, or 4h project piece. It is very cool would love to get some measurements and more pics to build one myself.
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you could make it as a western ranger style with sewn on billets for the buckle and adjustment.
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don't know about Cobra but rattle snake scales start to fall off during tanning so I take them off if they don't, the hide underneath is shaped the same so it still looks like scales. And I eat the meat too.
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no harm no foul friend by the way your sheaths are top notch much better than mine wish I had croc skin to work with, I have rattle snake when I come across one fishin. lol
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yup you can do it either way that suits you but Its kind of hard to just wet mold the front of a fold over type sheath that I was talking about.
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thank you!!!!
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nope you need 3/8 for the welt plus an additional 3/8 or so just for added room for the blade to move freely without cutting through the welt and thread. Wet molding is easy when your done with sewing the sheath wrap the knife in plastic so it wont get wet , moisten the leather slide the knife in and mold it then let it dry with the wrapped knife in it. Then apply your finishes. Much better looking design!!!
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Is this a going to be a two piece sheath? If so I would make the spine side of it straight that will give you the clearance you need for the blade. You will also need space for the welt on both sides. I usually use 3/8" welt and allow at least that much in extra space for the blade. If a fold over type sheath then welt on the one side but the same extra room. I would also recommend go a little farther up the handle with the sheath then wet form the leather but I'm a fold over type sheath maker. Defiantly make a heavy cardboard mock up.
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you punch the first set, turn it 180 degree in the big hole, punch the next set of small holes then move the punch, line up the small holes punch the large one then turn it again and do over. Make sense? anyway that's how I would do it.
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phone case
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
That is a good idea, I glued the inside piece of leather so the rough side would face the fabric for that same reason and it helped a bit also I may have to try that but I haven't had any complaints so far lol. Thank you for the suggestion! -
Lefty Bullpup Shark
chuck123wapati replied to JLSleather's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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phone case
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Yes they seem to work really well, I planned them so I could cut belt slits in the flap but no one has even asked me to do so. Most folks like the ability to take them off when they get in a vehicle as phones have become pretty bulky. This case is for a Samsung phone 4" x7" approx. -
phone case
chuck123wapati replied to chuck123wapati's topic in Purses, Wallets, Belts and Miscellaneous Pocket Items
Thank you actually it has a large flat pad that you can slip into a pocket or your waistband, no need for a belt, I glued an extra piece of leather to it so it would be stiff enough to keep its shape and not slip out. Also the snap closure, strap is loose enough you can get your fingers under it and set the snap without pushing on the phone.