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  • CFM
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Just finished this for a fellow. He brought over an old Indian river knife kit blade he had laying around for years. it cleaned up real nice. He just wanted simple leather so i made this also. For those wondering the wider snap loop has a function it is because the knife is handle heavy so if i were to put a standard loop at the bottom of the handle the sheath would tend to tilt. raising and widening the loop puts the balance point higher solving the problem.

Sheath 9 oz with canyon tan, water proofed with mink oil and ready for the hunt.

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  • Members
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Looks good 

  • Members
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Looks good !  I can almost see your reflection in the edge :spoton:

  • Members
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Thanks Chuck. I always appreciate when people explain the design details they incorporate to overcome problems. Nice, simple sheath. No fuss, no mess and no problems. Kudos to you.

  • Members
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1 hour ago, chuck123wapati said:

Just finished this for a fellow. He brought over an old Indian river knife kit blade he had laying around for years. it cleaned up real nice. He just wanted simple leather so i made this also. For those wondering the wider snap loop has a function it is because the knife is handle heavy so if i were to put a standard loop at the bottom of the handle the sheath would tend to tilt. raising and widening the loop puts the balance point higher solving the problem.

Sheath 9 oz with canyon tan, water proofed with mink oil and ready for the hunt.

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Nice work, really like the colour and how mink oil gives it a natural aged look.

  • Contributing Member
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Like always a really nice job thanks for showing Chuck.

  • CFM
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52 minutes ago, Seagrove59 said:

Nice work, really like the colour and how mink oil gives it a natural aged look.

thanks it does even out a bit in a few days.

16 minutes ago, Samalan said:

Like always a really nice job thanks for showing Chuck.

thank you!

  • CFM
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1 hour ago, tsunkasapa said:

Very nice, clean lines. Very often simplicity is the best course.

thank you, i agree and so do my customers lol most of my sales are for simple looks but high quality work. 

  • CFM
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1 hour ago, Gezzer said:

Looks good !  I can almost see your reflection in the edge :spoton:

lol you can but its a whole lotta ugly. 

1 hour ago, AndrewWR said:

Thanks Chuck. I always appreciate when people explain the design details they incorporate to overcome problems. Nice, simple sheath. No fuss, no mess and no problems. Kudos to you.

thank you I appreciate that.

  • Members
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I like it simple to the point:thumbsup:

  • CFM
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18 minutes ago, Bert03241 said:

I like it simple to the point:thumbsup:

thank you ! i love simple it makes it harder to screw up.

  • CFM
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36 minutes ago, dikman said:

Simple, olde-school style, can't go wrong with that. Knife looks nice too, just needs a bit of patina on the blade (too shiny :)).

thanks I'm sure it will get a good patina too, that hammered brass pommel will look sharp with some age

  • Members
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Stunning.  As mentioned, love the simplicity of the design, yet how functional.  Great job.

  • CFM
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2 hours ago, PastorBob said:

Stunning.  As mentioned, love the simplicity of the design, yet how functional.  Great job.

thank you Pastor. 

  • Members
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As always Chuck, you came through in a mighty way !  I like the whole Enchilada

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