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Hey looks great! I'm wondering why you form the sheath by hand instead of using your vacuum press?

Love the content!! Thank you for putting the parts with making the spacers from cork. I've always wanted to know how that was used and thank you for the informative video ! I love the music used personally and prefer having music and even dialogs in the videos. 😁

I'm thinking that over time the glue will break down and the scales will fall off, maybe not in your lifetime but eventually.

Those are really nice buck knives, the 110&112. I carried the buck 110 when i was in the army from 95-04, then when i was with homeland security. Never had any problems with a well made buck knife. I still have and use my buck 110 to this day.The bees wax will prevent the leather sheath from drawing moisture from the air. And the bees wax will keep the rosewood handles protected, it's a win win. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video.

That turned out really nice, the lazer cutter seems to come in handy for leather sheath making. I would say do what you love to do, film, edit and post it and people will watch what they want to. Thank you for taking time to build, film, edit and post this video. What's the learning curve on the Lazer?

Awesome work,great video

That's so old school, thumb studs are for lazy people, all lock back knives will work that way, in a tactical situation always have it ready beforehand...

Turned out great! Yes, more leather working/sheath videos please. I'm an amateur leathersmith, love your work. Wyoming Wright AMSR hour. Lol

Love the leather sheath! Is that your work? Are they available to purchase?

You should absolutely put in for a warranty repair or exchange for your knives. I collect case knives and they have a horrible reputation over the last several years for putting out poor craftsmanship. Then you send it back it takes 6 weeks for them to fix it If they even get it right. It's so bad with most manufacturers you need to go buy your knives in person because you can't even order them online or they will show up messed up and then it takes months for the turnaround. Don't let them get away with it. Do a warranty RMA on your products and keep them accountable. Make a video on the knives that they send back!!!

My finger when I clean dust off it:

@edmundgonzalez8731 When I was a junior/high school kid (late 70s), most boys had one on their belts. There could be 5 or 6 in any given class room. Funny, nobody ever got stabbed... Response) Exactly, now there are no knives in school and many other places and yet violent crime is high. They just want to control and disarm good people. The real crime is the government not abiding to the Constitution.

The "Biker Flip" has been used for years before thumb studs and thumb holes. I got a Kwik Stud and now I want a Buck 110 so I have a place to put it. lol

I think the design is solid. Just need to correct the construction flaws

Perfect

Great work, Sir!

awesome work. great stitching and forming of that sheath!

Why do you go against the edge on the strop?

I have two Buck knives that seem to be pretty much unheard of. One is a folding model like to 110 model, except mine has three inter-changeable blades (the standard blade, a skinning blade, and a bone saw blade). The other knife is a Buck Caribou Skinner. Both are great knives.

Double stich -- perfection leather work👍

Very helpful. Thank you.

Dang laser machine is cheating, how much did that thing set you back, wowee

Gorgeous knife I hope to add to my collection some day. I use a Victorinox Pioneer around the house for most of the jobs you showed, except for opening boxes / pet food bags. I use the reamer for that to spare the cutting edge.

What a great video and knife sheath thanks

Absolutely gorgeous

I like it. Definitely on my project list. Thanks for sharing all the details.

The sheaths are beautiful

Thanks. I think you did a great job. I subscribed.

I learned something today.

Great build. These two videos are perfect.

Do you smack your knees a lot when sitting at that?

I have my great-grandfather’s Buck 110 from the 80s. It is on its third blade. Has field dressed over 100 deer over all those years. It is always in my jeans pocket everywhere I go. A little bulky, a little heavy, but it holds so much sentimental value that I’ll carry it forever

You did an amazing job on your sheath. But I like carrying the Buck 110 the normal way.

I used to have all used Buck knives but recently I have purchased 2 brand new ones and they're freaking amazing.

Your video convinced me to daily carry this knife. Thank you sir.

Just about the COOLEST music for any knife making video.

Do you pre-treat the leather before vacuum moulding? Years ago I made beautiful breast and back plate of wax-boiled leather, had to form them y hand under running water.

I fell in love with the 110 and use it at work daily, i see the passion that you have for the 110 and shows in craftsmanship making the sheaths! I would love to support your business and purchase one from you, will look out for your next batch to have and American made knife and sheath, Thank you 🙏 🤜🤛

"Toggle Clamps" FYI

Would you hire me to help you crank out production? Do you have enough demand? Say yes I'll be out instantly

Good work, my process overall is similar but actually completely different so it's funny to see how we've created our own steps. I definitely see some ways you can streamline production and probably cut assembly after forming down to 1 hour or less

Buck knives 4 eva !!

I need one how do I order one

Hmm leather moulding, ehh. Something I'd never appreciated before, somehow assumed it just existed. Now I know better. Before I disappear down the leather rabbit hole, is the leather a special type/need to be wet? Too late, I'm slipping...down I go. How long is a vacuum treatment?? Thanks for posting.

Absolutely great video. I wish I had seen this before I started my knife sheath. Lots of great tips. Do you mind if I mention you and your video when I release the one I'm doing?

Well done! Beautiful sheath, indeed.

Very Nice custom!. My 112 custom was oak and brass also. But mine was much lighter than yours. They did such a great job i got a 110 custom in blue wood S30V and have about 3 other builds id like to do. Elk. Ironwood. And Buffalo.

Next time put the board in the freezer before cutting . . . .

Thanks for the video and information.

Very nice