DaveP

The bevelers are still for sale. Set of 4 , $209.00 shipped to USA. If the original post was misleading I apologize.

Swivel knife sold pending funds.

Still for sale! Price is wrong in 1st post...swivel knife is $205.00, bevelers $50.00... $215.00 shipped in USA .

Sent you a text

Here's what the scuffed bevelers produce.

Been looking for a pattern, a 6-7 " fixed blade knife cross draw sheath. Searching in here didn't come up with anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again!

This price is for the USA. Forgot how many countries use this site.

I've gone another direction with my leather work. Swivel knife...like new. Bevelers like new. $470.00 shipped.

Some great ideas there! I actually need a are blade cover for an old Hudson Bay area. Thank you!

With the belly portion of your shoulder or side what can you use the extremely hard part for? I'm mainly making knife sheaths and practicing carving and stamping. These edge pieces are so hard that they're hardly bendable. Parts near the tanning clip marks. Some are fairly large in size. Seems a waste to just trash it. Thanks again

Thanks Mike! It is through the welt the whole length. I haven't been doing this very long. Each time they get better.

No lake jumping !! They actually start out a little closer at the mouth of sheath. Didn't look like it when I started...it did turn out some at the bottom.

This is the first time I've done a double row saddle stitch. Hopefully it turned out correct. Thoughts?

Nice job with your holster! Could you post a pic of the back side? Thanks

Want to shout out a nice THANK YOU to ABC3!! I received your gouge tool yesterday. Just a few strokes on my strop and nice and sharp. It looks like a C.S. Osborne but not sure. Free of charge...great people on this forum! Turns out I've dealt with ABC3 through his leather business. Am I allowed to mention his business? Don't want to break any rules. Thanks again!!

I did not. Sorry haven't been on the forum lately. That's an awesome gesture! I'll message you. Thank you very much!

Thanks for the replies...I'll check all these out. Thanks again

Looking for a recommendation for a V gouge tool. I'm mostly wanting to use on knife sheaths. I have the adjustable Tandy tool but don't like it. Suggestions? Thanks again

Thank you! Color is Fiebings Saddle Tan, pro dye. I buffed it right away with a towel not letting soak too much a few times. If that makes sense? I was hoping for a nice light tan color. Think it turned out a planned.

Decided to try to improve my previous sheath. Here's the the new one.

That's cool! Do you have any pics of the inside? How do you 2 different colors in the stitching? I like that a lot!

Thanks for the replies! I'll research those links. Plus Osborne again.

I mostly use stitching chisels for my stitching holes. I'd like to try using the diamond awl. Which diamond shaped awl blade should I use for smaller holes? Size? I'm primarily going through 3 layers of 8-10 oz veg tan. Just the blade as I'm going to make my own haft handle. Below is what I've found. Which one? Or is there something better? Thanks again

I don't think the overall thickness will be much more than any normal sheath with 3 layers of veg tan. The inlays are cut out so the snake or whatever has a place to go. Some even put padding between to raise the inlay. The layer on top of the blade is much thinner. You can order it that way ...split is what it's called... down to like 3-4oz. Then you have an outline piece of 7-9oz range on top, plus your back piece.