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| My goal as a holsterer is to provide truly unique leather knife sheaths that are eye catching as well as being highly functional, extremely rugged and very easy to use. Every sheath I make is built to fit plus compliment your knife and will last you a lifetime and probably much longer with normal use and just a little care. I tend to overbuild my sheaths because I make them as if I were going to use them myself. They will fit your knife like a glove. |
| "I prefer Hand Stitching over machine sewn far superior." |
| Folding knife Auto Opening Belt Sheath as you draw on the handle the blade opens out for you. Will hold Buck 110s |
| These are the pieces to the right that go into my sheaths. Wet molded andI rap the sheath to the knife. A belt loop or strip a spacer/ lock/welt that keeps the sharp edge from cutting the stitch and locks the knife into the sheath. I fold the leather so that only one side has stitching a 50 percent chance of the stitching letting go. The leather is slotted so that the stitch is below the level of the leather and will not wear from friction from blue jeans. |
| Wet molded sheath parts |
| This is in my in the Waistband sheath or boot carry |
| are hand stitched they not only looks better than machine stitching, it is actually superior stitching. One reason is that on machine stitched items, the stitching sits above the surface of the leather and is exposed to abrasion. All of my hand stitching is done in a recessed channel heavy waxed thread so that the stitching is actually below the surface of the leather will not wear on your jeans. Some reason are illustrated in the diagram below |
| This is one of my Kydex Folder Sheaths also done in Cosealex a carbon fiber material. Notice this one knife can be worn in several ways. My tactical knives come with Kydex and hunters are done in leather. |
| KYDEX SHEATHS |
| Hunter Snap Sheath |
| SHEATHS |
| SHEATHS |