Couple Quick ones recently

[Rossr]

Made a couple of really quick sheaths up for a customer. One was for a old Marbles fixed blade. Sometimes utilitarian is best!

Ross

[rea1eye]

I really like the sheath on the right.

Bob

[Reverand]

Great work on both sheaths!
They look sturdy, and favor some of the old original knife sheaths that I have.
I have done a few with multiple rivets, similar to yours on the left, and some with only one, like yours on the right.
I even did one with no rivets, though I know that the rivets last longer than the laces. I think it is fun to change things up on different projects.
You are good at leatherwork!

[QTCut5]

Very professional work, as usual.

[1967redrider]

Excellent work!

[bubblyeducate]

I really like the sheath on the right.

Bob

me too, it looks sturdy and fits the knife well

[Rossr]

I really like the sheath on the right.

Bob

Thanks Bob!

Great work on both sheaths!
They look sturdy, and favor some of the old original knife sheaths that I have.
I have done a few with multiple rivets, similar to yours on the left, and some with only one, like yours on the right.
I even did one with no rivets, though I know that the rivets last longer than the laces. I think it is fun to change things up on different projects.
You are good at leatherwork!

Thanks for the kind words! I am not a big fan of the rivets cause if the blade hits them it dulls it. That said I was copying the original sheath for that knife. It had rivets and no welt. I suspect they were done that way cause it was quick and that particular knife was not a high end event. Still a pleasure to make it and preserve some history! I agree though mixing it up is nice!

Very professional work, as usual.

Thank you sir!

Excellent work!

Thanks

I really like the sheath on the right.

Bob

me too, it looks sturdy and fits the knife well

Thanks!