was going to have a drawing file and pdf but that will have to wait until I figure out how to get them here
Knife Making Tutorials and technical writings related to heat treating knives. My way of giving back to the knife making community all the things I have learned and providing examples of how to use products I have available on my retail site.
Friday, October 13, 2017
Pancake Sheath
Might call this a generic pancake sheath, from bolster down can be drawn in to fit your knife
Wood Sheaths
This question comes up on occasion about making sheaths out of wood. I do not have any step by step photos but essentially
1) Two slabs of wood remove enough wood the blade is a snug fit and glue together.
or
2) two slabs of wood with a layer or three of spacer material shaped to the knife profile and all glued together.
Belt loop attachments can be done in any variety of ways, let your imagination run wild.
1) Two slabs of wood remove enough wood the blade is a snug fit and glue together.
or
2) two slabs of wood with a layer or three of spacer material shaped to the knife profile and all glued together.
Belt loop attachments can be done in any variety of ways, let your imagination run wild.
Block of hardwood shaped to be the belt loop
Sheath has a recess carved for the leather and a leather loop attached to the back like a conventional leather sheath. Forming and sewing wrap around portion done while wet so it shrinks tight.
Stabilized maple burl and ebony, boar is carved ebony and family name is dyed epoxy in a groove
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Work and hobby combined
Planning on a new grinder with all the fancy attachments next year so I downloaded the drawings from the "Sayber OSG" Open Source Grinder Project by http://dcknives.com/osg
After spending a day learning a new software package add-on for AutoCad the little light bulb came on, Make a 3D model of the grinder.
After spending a day learning a new software package add-on for AutoCad the little light bulb came on, Make a 3D model of the grinder.
No idea what I am going to do with the completed model just yet but practice is never wasted.
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