Leatherman Cases

[Basically Bob]

Thought you might like to take a look at these two molded cases.

[HippieLee]

Those are nice but please tell me more about your anti-gravity table!

[Basically Bob]

Dang ... I have no idea why the photos I post on this site or not oriented properly. Nor do I know how to fix it!

[Hi Im Joe]

Really clean nice work!

[HippieLee]

lol, it's ok - even upside down those are some really nice sheaths. I have a gerber multi-tool I need to make a case for so I really do appreciate you sharing yours with us.

[Basically Bob]

Stitched at 7 spi and used a Dixon 1 1/2" pricking iron. I finally have the corners nailed and actually prefer to use the 1 1/2" iron rather than the 1/2" or two tooth iron I have. Finished with 7 spi overstitch wheel.

[LoyalNine]

Very nice. What weight is the leather you used? Curious what you did for a belt loop.

Well Done!

[Basically Bob]

LoyalNine, thanks! The leather is a little on the heavier side - 7 oz. i used it because I had a piece that was a little stiffer than norm and I thought it would suit this application well.

I out the belt loop together using Al Stohlman's, case making, volume one as a guide and use his standards for everything I do, concerning hardware attachment and loops etc.

Here's a pic - a little rough but it 'll get the job done!