Simple Leather sheath for knife

The making of a simple leather sheath showing the cut of the leather, the dyeing process, protection and polishing of the leather, sewing and burnishing.
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[@davidsanders1991]

Thank you for a great video. Very educational. I learned a lot.

[@buddyhutchins3782]

Great looking sheath......saludos......Anaco, Anz.

[@aikabacrafttools9129]

Thank you!

[@lucasferraric]

Amazing Job!!!

[@aikabacrafttools9129]

Thank you!

[@arnograbner2327]

Good job!

[@aikabacrafttools9129]

Thank you!

[@meid7756]

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[@jadeddragon4254]

Just out of curiosity why do you add so many rubbing compounds to the sheath ?

[@PhoenixIronworksNS]

Everything he added after the beeswax is pointless

[@davidcorral8380]

Very nice how thick is the leather

[@aikabacrafttools9129]

Thank you! It's around 3mm thick

[@PhoenixIronworksNS]

Interesting that you didn’t wet the leather before stamping, in my experience the stamps will lighten and possibly disappear if you stamp dry leather. I also like to clean the cuts before I scribe, gives a straighter stitch line. Also, everything added after the beeswax is pointless, because the beeswax seals the leather so nothing else will soak into the pores. Not a bad looking sheath, but i do things differently

[@aikabacrafttools9129]

About the stamping it was lack of experience, I usually don't do stamps. The wax thing, I know it's overkill but has some logic to me haha, I use the beewax with oil first so it fill the leather with oil and the pores with wax, then I use the fiebings shine liquid because it does some kind of cleaning function so it cleans excess of beewas and dye, finally I use only a little carnauba wax for the final polish because leaves the better shine to my taste and I like the smell it leaves in the leather.

[@davidsanders1991]

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