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I had a guy from work bring this knife and sheath to me to see if I could fix it..... 

I told him it would be easier and cheaper for me to just make him a new one and he was ok with that idea. I just finished it last night and am pretty happy with how it turned out.

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Your friend must be thrilled! I do like the various methods employed to keep the old sheath going, and going, and going.

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6 hours ago, alpha2 said:

I do like the various methods employed to keep the old sheath going, and going, and going.

That's what i was thinking, too. Would have been cool to see some type of "rope edge" stitch to suit what he had done.  STILL, the replacement look purdy durn good.. consistent stamping and tight stitching -- looks good.

 

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6 hours ago, alpha2 said:

Your friend must be thrilled! I do like the various methods employed to keep the old sheath going, and going, and going.

For sure!

Your sheath is very nice looking and rugged:

Sam

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Looks like he'll be needing a new knife to go with the nice new sheath. :rolleyes:

 

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Really nice, that will outlast the knife.

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Great job.

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