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Hello, all!

My older brother gave me a nice Damascus steel knife for Christmas and I decided to make a sheath that it would look good in.

 

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haha! Just kidding... that's the cheap sheath it came with. :) 

Here's the real thing...

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Thanks for looking!

-Ryan

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Very nice 

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That looks great!

Love the stitching, did you hand sew any of that? Ive been using my machine a lot lately and it takes a lot of practise to get it right.

How does the back look?

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Great job, Roland.

I'm not paying 80 bucks for a belt!!! It's a strip of leather. How hard could it be? 4 years and 3 grand later.... I have a belt I can finally live with.

Stitching is like gravy, it's only great if you make it every day.

From Texas but in Bossier City, Louisiana.

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Nice! How did you attach the rattle? 

BTW, nice pull-up leather on the sleeve for the new pen! I'd described pull-up to my wife, but now she gets it.

Jeff

So much leather...so little time.

 

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Nice

If you can live, thank god

If you can read, thank a teacher

If you can read this in English, thank a veteran 

May God Bless,

Carson of C Hangin Diamond Leather and Catte Company 

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Great design and use of color. 

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Very nice work there.  Beautiful sheath.

Rohn

(John 8:32) And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. (KJV)

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Both the sheath and the knife are great.

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Wow nice job on that sheath! I'm also wondering if that is hand stitching? 

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Good job sir! I like it. Did you buy the snake skin or harvest it yourself? I am thinking about some diamond back skin for a project myself. I like the way the rattle is incorporated into the bottom of the sheath. The Sweetwater Rattlesnake roundup is coming up soon so I may mosey over and see about buying some snake skins if they aren't too pricey.

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Thanks, Guys!

No, it is not hand stitched. All machine stitched. I'll try to get some better pics including the back. I harvested the snake on my property and tanned it myself I just emptied my freezer by skinning 73 of them. The rattle is counter-sunk into the leather and is held in place with ca glue.

@JMcC pm me if you are interested in a rattler hide.

Thanks!

-Ryan

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Great looking design and craftsmanship @Rolandranch. That knife looks great too!

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Hey Ryan - nice work!  I see your work steadily improving with each project you post!

Gary

Cowboy 4500, Consew 206RB-4

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Love it! You sure are a talented guy...

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Outstanding job on the sheath. I've a rattler skin I need to do something with. his gives a an idea.

 

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Very nice sheath work there, and a pretty knife as well.   Remind me not to live in AZ....73 rattle snakes...you said...Ill pass lol 

 

Looking forward to seeing the back as well.

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I can't add to what's already been said, but that is a beautiful sheath for a sweet knife. 

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On 2018-02-01 at 8:01 AM, Rolandranch said:

 

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Awesome! Nicely done sir, do you have the pattern for download somewhere?

:):):)

Seriously though, the real one is great, good job!

 

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Hey Ryan - how did you do the inlaid rattlesnake skin?  Is it sandwiched between two layers of leather?  I think it’s a bit fragile so you wouldn’t want the knife rubbing directly against the snake skin - correct?  What weight and type leather and thread did you use?

Gary

Cowboy 4500, Consew 206RB-4

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Beautiful work.   I looked at the first picture and thought,  must be new to leatherwork.  When I scrolled down I literally broke out laughing.  I really like your design.

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