Hell Bent for Leather

Lorien: Any chance you will be making any more Kephart sheaths in the near future?
If this is the wrong area to ask, I apologize.
 
beeinak said:
Lorien: Any chance you will be making any more Kephart sheaths in the near future?
If this is the wrong area to ask, I apologize.
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as good a place to ask as any, my man!
I'd be happy to make a kephart sheath for you. Don't have any plan to make a bunch, but I have a kephart here and can totally do one offs no problem.
send me an email to loriendesignltd(at)gmail.com and we'll go from theređź‘Ť
 
Lorien said:
as good a place to ask as any, my man!
I'd be happy to make a kephart sheath for you. Don't have any plan to make a bunch, but I have a kephart here and can totally do one offs no problem.
send me an email to loriendesignltd(at)gmail.com and we'll go from theređź‘Ť
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Thank you sir!
 
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I don't do a lot of tooling on my leatherwork because I'm not particularly interested in embellishment. I like things which are plain and simple. However.... when tooling accomplishes a practical objective, I'm down with it. In the case of this sheath, the dimpling serves a purpose- theoretically. The idea is that it creates more surface area, and potentially just a little bit of suction, so that when the sheath is carried iwb against the skin, no additional mechanical fixture, (like a clip) is necessary. The sheath holds itself in place. I've tried it for my own personal use more than once, and it does seem to work, albeit not a game changing type of difference.

This sheath was made to order and will be on its way to its new home today.

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Wow that one looks like is gonna fit like a glove! Formed well on the front of the scales. Can’t wait till it arrives.
 
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