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his little Spud is fresh off the bench!

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cool! look forward to seeing you on the floor in Atlanta!
 
his little Spud is fresh off the bench!

i4ZGG1D.jpg


sxVNvc2.jpg


yLbfxOV.jpg


3edUJrh.jpg


tFVEHQL.jpg
With the holes in the sheath, what am I looking at?
It almost looks like something was pressed into and through the leather, then removed?
Or is there a tube in there that I am not seeing? Almost looks like it's for a belt clip, and the hardware is missing, or grommets are missing? Always curious about that?
I want to start doing some leather work for bags, wallets, etc.
Thanks.
 
cool! look forward to seeing you on the floor in Atlanta!
ah, Blade is graduation time so I'll be staying local this year. But I do plan on attending the CPK get together in the fall, maybe you can make it, too?
With the holes in the sheath, what am I looking at?
It almost looks like something was pressed into and through the leather, then removed?
Or is there a tube in there that I am not seeing? Almost looks like it's for a belt clip, and the hardware is missing, or grommets are missing? Always curious about that?
I want to start doing some leather work for bags, wallets, etc.
Thanks.
one inch spaced for various pocket clips, also offers a place to mount a belt loop which would be made separately. Really, though, this knife fits nice in the pocket without a clip.
 
With the holes in the sheath, what am I looking at?
It almost looks like something was pressed into and through the leather, then removed?
Or is there a tube in there that I am not seeing? Almost looks like it's for a belt clip, and the hardware is missing, or grommets are missing? Always curious about that?
I want to start doing some leather work for bags, wallets, etc.
Thanks.

He breaks the holes in with chicago screws after he waxes the sheath. Gets them compressed and ready for whatever clip the end user wants to add. The real trick is how he's designing the extra space for the holes on the welt while maintaining his stitch line.
 
Almost finished with this one. 80Crv2 with a forced patina. Noticed when I took the pics that one of the pins is a little proud so I’ll have to knock it down and touch up the handle. Other than that it’s done.
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