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here is a caiman tail inlay sheath i just finished.

this is the first time ive used exotic, and basically i just wanted to try it. The inlay is "scrap" tail i picked up from springfield, 3/4 oz sandwiching it on front and back. the back is 5/6 oz.

The knife is a Ontario knife company Air Force pilot survival knife.

the original sheath has a stone holder on the front of it with a badly placed rivet that scratches the blade every time it goes in and out.

after i finished it i noticed a couple of things i could have done different like a retention strap, and the edges could use some work. but over all i am pleased with the way it came out.

as always critics are welcome and appreciatedpost-67310-0-29492700-1450622955_thumb.jpost-67310-0-14972000-1450622959_thumb.jpost-67310-0-42137100-1450622962_thumb.jpost-67310-0-78537000-1450622968_thumb.jpost-67310-0-46553200-1450622977_thumb.j

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Very nice. I've never worked with any exotics and honestly my work is generally built for hard use so I probably never will. Good work.

Stu

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