Piggyback sheath

[J.Leclair]

Just finished this set and decided to do a piggyback sheath. I had never tried one before but I think it came out good.
Thanks for looking
StaySharp

 

[BrandantR]

I like it! Nice way to keep the set together.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Nicely done. This is a difficult sheath to make . . . and yours looks just right.

DeMo

 

[EdCaffreyMS]

My hats off to ya! It's no secret that my least favorite part of knifemaking is leatherwork......and making a "piggyback" sheath that actually functions is generally a tough job.......but you pulled that one off very nicely!

 

[J.Leclair]

Thanks guys, I as well don't really enjoy the leather work but it's deffinately getting easier with practice.
Thanks again for the kind words guys

 

[leatherman]

Well done! I like it!

 

[TacticallySharp]

I'm the rare one here. Since I started in leathercraft, I enjoy it.

Very nicely crafted!

 

[stabber]

Nice work

 

[billyO]

I like it, and really like the Damascus patterns. (and I'm another one who found out that I enjoy the leather work too...)

 

[Chef Niloc]

Very nice work! I do a lot of multi blade sheaths, that's a good looking one you made there

 

[kidterico]

Nice work. KT

 

[NEILYEAG]

What is the scale material, very interesting.

 

[toolsteelcalifornia]

Very cool!

 

[JawJacker]

Great job, like the handle material.

 

[J.Leclair]

What is the scale material, very interesting.

Handle material is stabilized, dyed blue and purple, maple burl