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So I've had this Frost's Mora 760 for a while. In fact, it was the start of a very quick long line of Moras for me. It's a very nice knife for $10, but the sheath, even for a Mora, is pretty pitiful. Although this isn't my favorite Mora, and although I rarely use this Mora, I couldn't stand that sorry excuse for a sheath anymore.
8/9oz shoulder leather, waxed nylon thread, trigger snap from Tandy (I think... maybe it's from Lowe's), Fiebings tan leather dye, bee's waxed and burnished edges, and finished off with a couple coats of Sno-Seal.
Is it perfect? Nah. I've got Tanner's Bond showing in places, the stitching isn't clean, the Sno-Seal is gunked up in the stitch holes, and the edge rolled over the stitching at one point during burnishing.
Is it a hell of a lot better and 1000% more functional than the piece of junk that came with the knife? You betcha!
8/9oz shoulder leather, waxed nylon thread, trigger snap from Tandy (I think... maybe it's from Lowe's), Fiebings tan leather dye, bee's waxed and burnished edges, and finished off with a couple coats of Sno-Seal.
Is it perfect? Nah. I've got Tanner's Bond showing in places, the stitching isn't clean, the Sno-Seal is gunked up in the stitch holes, and the edge rolled over the stitching at one point during burnishing.
Is it a hell of a lot better and 1000% more functional than the piece of junk that came with the knife? You betcha!
