Attn: Sheath Makers...I want to see your Busse Knife Sheaths...

[Garth Reckner]

Looks great Brother Brown. Very nice work.

Garth

 

[Azula Gun Holsters]

Scrapyard DB-421 Stonewash knife

 

[David Brown]

Here is my DB 421

 

[Garth Reckner]

Really like the honeycomb pattern. Looks great.

Garth

 

[redsfairlane]

not a sheath maker, but here are some long overdue pics of a few I did last year. (Yup, basically took the whole year, may have even just finished one of them this year)
A few turned out great, a couple quick and nasty, and the one for the PD had more little mistakes than stitches, but it carries the knife.

 

[Twoody]

not a sheath maker, but here are some long overdue pics of a few I did last year. (Yup, basically took the whole year, may have even just finished one of them this year)
A few turned out great, a couple quick and nasty, and the one for the PD had more little mistakes than stitches, but it carries the knife.

Veerry cool !

 

[ScoMa]

Definitely a sheath maker.

 

[redsfairlane]

Thanks.

 

[David Mary]

I'm a knife maker who makes sheaths by necessity. Do I count?

 

[Garth Reckner]

redsfairlane,

Nice work. I especially like the Swamp Rat sheath with the watch artwork.

Garth

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

I'm a knife maker who makes sheaths by necessity. Do I count?

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yup

 

[Herma]

well, imgur is prooving difficult for my ludite sensabilities. so a description is all i have for now. a forsaken mistress sheath. wanting to save my shoe sole leather to make c belt to suspend my legs for a suit of plate armour, i decided to create a sheath from 2.5 inch poly pipe(irrigation pipe) heating in the oven resulted in an absolute disaster, try again at a lower tempreature and more frequent turning i eventualy achieved the nesessary plasticity. using a couple of pine planks, four layers of camp matt and a couple of g clamps i was able to form an excellent all weather scabard. a little grinding with a dremelesque multi tool, some bivy cord and three rivets at the end, i found my self with a utilitarian sheath, even retains the knife upside down and has a positive clack when fully sheathed. its a little bit harsh on the blade coating yet thats of no consequense for a user. i want to post photos!

 

[elof_alv]

well, imgur is prooving difficult for my ludite sensabilities. so a description is all i have for now. a forsaken mistress sheath. wanting to save my shoe sole leather to make c belt to suspend my legs for a suit of plate armour, i decided to create a sheath from 2.5 inch poly pipe(irrigation pipe) heating in the oven resulted in an absolute disaster, try again at a lower tempreature and more frequent turning i eventualy achieved the nesessary plasticity. using a couple of pine planks, four layers of camp matt and a couple of g clamps i was able to form an excellent all weather scabard. a little grinding with a dremelesque multi tool, some bivy cord and three rivets at the end, i found my self with a utilitarian sheath, even retains the knife upside down and has a positive clack when fully sheathed. its a little bit harsh on the blade coating yet thats of no consequense for a user. i want to post photos!

next time put masking tape over the blade

 

[stephenthesuave]

I’m going to say I’m a sheath maker- but only because I’ve made 2 sheaths and not 1. Haha. These little leather pouch sheaths are pretty simple but challenging to make them look nice. My appreciation for the experts increase 10-fold after finishing this one (my first is similar but not finished as well). I’ve got a few more I need to make, but they’re better winter projects.

 

[David Brown]

Scrapyard WS-621 piggybacked on a DB 421

WS-621 sheaths

 

[Amon0807]

Hi guys

I got my first BUSSE yesterday after three months of waiting. What a cool part!

Besides the knife, the sheath is the absolute killer. The comes from OS-Kydex and is covered with fine leather. But look for yourself.

 

[Garth Reckner]

Nice rig Amon. Congrats

 

[azwelke]

 

[DamascusBowie]

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Thank you for the super fast turnaround on that dangler a few years back, I remember you got it back to me in time for my trip even though there was no chance of getting it in time. Otherwise I would have had to tuck my B11 in my pants. Its holding up great despite much use and abuse.

 

[David Brown]