Latest drop point hunter and sheath

Brock Cutlery

Brock Cutlery

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Recently finished this one up and am pretty happy with the sheath. I guess I should be, it's the third one I made for this knife. Oh well.. :)
This one I dyed as flat leather and once dry I formed it all up. Maybe you'all remember my dye experimentation a while back. This is the method I am most pleased with.
Comments welcome!

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Looks very nice indeed Mark. Nice edges, stitching, finish all looks good. How is the retention? Like the knife too.
 
Hey thanks Dave. Appreciate your scrutiny. Retention is very good.
I know I owe you that wood. It's been buried under my desk. I will dig it out and send it.
I don't think I need the leather knives though. Credit maybe?
 
Yep I do that often on the grinder. Certain things work good that way. Use that Osborne as a template and make your own. You will rapidly tire of resharpening that Osborne. I've had about ten of em.
 
Brock Cutlery said:
Recently finished this one up and am pretty happy with the sheath. I guess I should be, it's the third one I made for this knife. Oh well.. :)
This one I dyed as flat leather and once dry I formed it all up. Maybe you'all remember my dye experimentation a while back. This is the method I am most pleased with.
Comments welcome!

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Awesome blade profile. As a user I appreciate the work it can do. As a maker ...what steel is it made of?
 
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