Leather Bushcraft Axe Sheath Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2018
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In this video we go through how to make a leather wet molded axe sheath. This is my personal axe that I carry on all bushcraft adventures. It makes a great beater axe for camping and bushcraft activities. Sorry for the breathing, was congested! 
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Really cool sheath, thanks for posting 👍
I dig it too! I agree with Mr. Bummer-sauce, way below, who suggested editing out the squeaky sped-up voice track, but I also realize that's just what time lapse does and we're not all Joe Film Editor Guru-daddies. Knowing a bit about this, there were a few parts I wished you reverted to normal speed and showed us some detail on, like the application of the antiquing finish to get those awesome shadowed areas. That's the trick of editing -- definitely don't need to see every last stitch or all the wait time while gluing, but the special techniques are good to see, as everyone does 'em a little differently. She really came out sweet, Jeff -- keep up the good work -- and beautiful place! God's country.
Fantastic work! Beautiful sheath and great axe. Very inspirational video. Thanks.
Perfect! Thank you for sharing.
Please don't take this as disrespectful, your video and work is great; but if you had divided it into chapters it would be great for everyone. I respectfully repeat, if you could divide it up and upload it again I would at least spend hours looking at it.
Great job 👏👍🤝
Thank you, sir. The channel is called "man skills" but I teach a female troop of boy scouts and my boy is in boy scouts. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us so I can pass these skills in to new generations! Subscribed! :)
Great video I would’ve liked for you to speak on the high points of making the ax sheath this is something that I will definitely try thank you
I've been looking for ideas for a drop in style sheath for my double bit cruiser and you sir have given me the inspiration for how I want to build it! Thank you for sharing and great job on the video!!!
Nice man. Well done
Thanks!
What a fantastic sheath. You’re right that color looks awesome in the sun. As a fellow leatherworker, I’m always looking to learn something new Looks like you have new subscriber!
Awesome leather work. I love the olderTrue Temper and Plumb brand rigging axes like that as they are very handy. I carried one as a "truck axe" for years until finally modified it and made me a 20 inch curved handle for it. The large pole works great to pound in wedges when felling trees. The older rigging axes like yours with the thicker bit and waffle faced hammer head are becoming hard to find too and they are made from good American steel and hold a very good edge. Awesome work and axe sir.
Great job. Excellent craftsmanship.
Very cool, thanks for sharing!
Great axe sheath.......looks good too.
It's really hard to follow what is happening in this video without hearing what you are explaining. It's such a beautiful sheath.
For 40 years I have been carrying my grand dad's roofing hatchet he carried for some 70 years so i would say were both in great company .
Man, you have some skill with leatherwork! I really love that molded vegtan!
Killer piece brother!
Fantastic job man i planned to do the same thing and scouted the net to find your quite helpful video. Seems it turned out a bit tighter than you would have liked so with all I learned from your video i thought I'd might help by pointing out that you could tape a couple of thin shims to the back side of the hatchet before wet molding to lift it up off the the wood just a hair to buy you a bit of wiggle room.
Awesome, thank you!
Nice work.
Really nice! I’m getting ready to make myself a couple axe sheaths.
I know Im kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good site to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Hayden Colt I use FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)
@Leland Hamza Definitely, I have been using FlixZone for months myself =)
@Leland Hamza thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it !!
@Hayden Colt No problem xD
Really nice
That axe sheath turned out awesome my brother!!😊 I would love to have one of those 😊 I subbed my brother and God Bless 😊
Skeledon Bushcraft and Survival thanks bud
A fine looking case
I would like to have heard what you said while you were working to know the why's and wherefore's.
great job. going to make one inspired by yours. my bushcraft axe handle is much broader near the head and the back of my axe is squared off. So should consider the differences before the job. (Hultafors Agdor)
How did it turn out?
Fan-fing-tastic!
As someone starting out with new experiments with leather I can say that if you are going to talk during a "tutorial" we need to hear your instructions when you speak, otherwise it's not a tutorial. Just a high-speed video.
it was more to show the steps....that's all I needed when I got started...
Would love to have heard the entire video
Great job and great video! I noticed that you stained the leather and then glued it. Does it not matter if the leather is stained or not for the glue to work? Does it matter what kind of glue or does it matter what kind of stain? Thanks and have a good one.
depending on the stain....for this stain it does not matter, but I always scratch the area being glued first anyway to prep it to receive the glue. Sorry for taking so long to respond.
nice
Excellent job. What shade of brown is that?
Briar Brown I think
@@JeffsTrades Great video, tho the speed made it tricky to follow. Happy New Year.
Did I miss something?I got rapid speed seeking .Wazzup?
No tutorial just sped up video
Sorry, got to 8mins and there was tons of stuff going on that I would've liked to hear talk about, break down...I thought it was a tutorial :-( sob
This is not a tutorial absolutely no information what so ever. Sorry thumbs down
"Watch and Learn" Thanks for the thumbs down and the comment.
Ok I can deal with the video playing in a fast mode but not the stupid squeaky voice. That was just annoying and completely unnecessary. I feel that it detracts from what otherwise would have been a really good video. Instead you end up with something akin to a joke that isn’t funny. Sorry to say this video gets a thumbs down.
thank you for your feedback. I'm better with leather than with video editing.