Cross Draw Sheath

I'm going to concentrate on EDC's this time of year. Skinners are slowing down and I'm selling a lot of knives to Cowboys who like to carry knives either on the hip or their back. Pancake sheaths are going to be a staple for my new model EDC's I have coming out. This one is made to carry on the left hip.

Nice work!

Looks great

Thanks Bro.

Hey man that’s cool

Love it!

looks great Bob

Very nice.

Looks good!

Looks great. Those cowboys refuse to wear a vertical sheath.

Nice work Bob! I have a pattern for a pocketknife one, just haven't gotten around to doing one yet! I like the dual color!

Hey, Jank, check your PM's, please.

Thanks Ben, I don't always do a dual color but I think on a cross draw it makes it pop. I rarely use a dauber to dye leather, I've been using a air brush for years.

I did bro, I'll get on it first part of this week, I'm wrapping up my custom 8 Damascus knives order today. You are next on my list.

Thanks all for the nice words.

Yes, those airbrushes make it nice! If i did more leatherwork, i'd definitely be looking for one!

If you get one bro never used water based dye. It will sure mess it up.

Looks good Bob. That's a lot of hand stitching there. I'd have to seriously consider a machine.

Yes sir, I've been shopping for one, I've been getting a lot of request for them. This is the style I'm going to now.

Hey Bob, what would one of those crossdraw sheaths cost on a "custom" knife?

Typically I don't just make sheaths for sale since I fit the knife to the sheath. On a custom knife I'll add $30.00 for the extra work involved in leather cost and time stitching.

Nice. Forrest

Do you put a welt in those sheaths?

Just depends on the knife bro, sometimes I do and smaller ones, I wet form.