Lets see your CPK in Leather!

ferider said:
The number of tiny knives and pocket slip sheaths keeps growing.

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Big R, The recent one you’ve posted by Chad and Lorien’s are both excellent and unmistakable . 🔥🔥🔥 The other three rectangular ones are very cool, as well. If you’d please, who’s the maker ?

Also, I really enjoy your vivid and nearly “sensory-overwhelming” puzzle piece back drop. It is indeed vivid and mesmerizing, IMO. 😜 Best regards, my friend.
 
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EMCEE said:
Bug R, The recent one you’ve posted by Chad and Lorien’s are both excellent and unmistakable . 🔥🔥🔥 The other three rectangular ones are very cool, as well. If you’d please, who’s the maker ?

Also, I really enjoy your vivid and nearly “sensory-overwhelming” puzzle piece back drop. It is indeed vivid and mesmerizing, IMO. 😜 Best regards, my friend.
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Thanks, MC !

The right knife is a navman navman and the sheath is from him as well.

The left two rectangular sheaths are from a guy in Mississippi, Carl Thomas.
 
SpyderPhreak said:
FIFY. Chad will have a chuckle when he sees this.
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Those were the days eh!.. LOL

Way back when getting "green" suitable for knife leather was not possible, and no one made a good "outdoorsy-tactical" green dye. I literally spent a week blending dyes to come up with a cool color of green for SpyderPhreak's sheath, which I ended up naming Damn Green! Probably one of the driving forces behind me learning how to laminate leather overlays :D


Thanks to all for the wonderful posts of leather, mine and everyone else's, it's awesome seeing such a following of mans oldest sheath material.

For whatever reason I lost my email notifications on this thread, so I had a lot to catch up on :D
 
cpirtle said:
Those were the days eh!.. LOL

Way back when getting "green" suitable for knife leather was not possible, and no one made a good "outdoorsy-tactical" green dye. I literally spent a week blending dyes to come up with a cool color of green for SpyderPhreak's sheath, which I ended up naming Damn Green! Probably one of the driving forces behind me learning how to laminate leather overlays :D


Thanks to all for the wonderful posts of leather, mine and everyone else's, it's awesome seeing such a following of mans oldest sheath material.

For whatever reason I lost my email notifications on this thread, so I had a lot to catch up on :D
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Can you believe that this was way back in 2016? o_O How the heck... 😩
 
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