Make Your Own // Leather Knife Sheath // Make Along
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- In this video I show you how to make a knife sheath to protect your blades, although we are making this cover for a head knife, the techniques used in this video can be transferred to make any knife sheath.
Hope you enjoy the video
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00:00 Intro
00:13 Pattern Making
01:26 Leather Selection and Component Preparation
04:43 Stain, Polish, Crease
05:07 Filler Fitting
06:15 Popper Tab Fitting
08:40 Final Assembly
11:09 Finishing Touches
11:53 Thats a Wrap!
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This is a great little project for those of you that are new to leather craft as well as those of you who have been crafting a while but have not got round to making yourself a lovely sheath for your leather crafting knife.
Leather: bit.ly/3QGtFfg
Fancy Barnsley Head Knife: bit.ly/3QGO04o
Standard Barnsley Head Knife: bit.ly/3AhQ1yi
Thats like Carpenter P#rn... I just love all the old and new Tools you have and use...PLUS the sounds is ASMR 😍
feel likme a tool myself sometimes...😏😇
😊 thank you
WHAT!?!!
thanks lady
Very good.
Thank you 😊
That was cool
Nice to see you back Jo, hope you are fully refreshed after your little break. Hope Skylar is well and coping with the heat!
Also going to rant, I wish YT would sort out community tabs for tablets I always forget to check them on phones 😂
As usual, your tutorials are fantastic! Thank you!!!
Thank you 😊
Nice
Thank you 🙂
Hello !! Je suis littéralement FAN de ton travail.
C’est esthétiquement parfait et c’est un plaisir immense de te voir travailler le cuir.
Ça m’encourage à continuer à pratiquer !!
Thank you ☺️
Great video and instruction!
The video quality is amazing, too. Well done!
Thank you 🙂
Great simple and understandable instructions! Excellent work!
Thank you 🙂
Além de trabalhar muito bem, é linda demais parabéns 👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing.
No problem 👍
I think that's my sunday planned out then.. getting my a into g and making proper sheaths for my head knives!
It's a great weekend project 👍
Excelente trabajo Saludos
Thank you 🙂
Hi Jo after watching your other tutorials and learning how to stich I have made myself a Knife sheaf and sheaths for half round and round head Knives Great Tip for the welt I actually went to the trouble of cutting the shape which needs quite a large peace of leather. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us
Great to hear that you found the video helpful 👍
thank you so much for your videos !!! it's always a pleasure to see it, everything look super easy with you and it is very well explain
Ps: I love your english accent
Thank you 🙂
Wow, Jo, you blew my mind with that Welt. I just traced the shape of my Head knife sheaths when I made them, and simply offset the inside measurement with dividers.
I am so going to use this trick in the future. Perhaps I should make one for my Doldokki quarter round knife, and use this technique.
It's ideal as it stops your blades cutting the threads 👍
Nice work Jo!
Thank you 🙂
@@JHLeather You’re welcome
That looks so nice! Planning to do one now!
👍 They are a great weekend project to complete
@@JHLeather I agree! And I also really need a cover, my knife still doesn't have one but is pretty sharp
I have had this knife for more than 4 years and I have only just got around to making one for it 😂
@@JHLeather I believe it's still better than never XD And at least it looks very good!
I'm halfway through designing and making the first of four different shaped covers for my knives. I didn't think to make the welt out of a strip and, instead, actually cut it to shape, which was a bit fiddly. I'll try your method on the next one to compare the finish.
The thin strip works really well, it can get a bit fiddly on really tight curves
Is there any worry over the popper/snap back (the part that is inside the sheather) catching on the blade and nicking/dulling it?
Great video! So wish Dennis was still making saddler’s knives. I really could use another one!
It is a shame, but the Barnsley ones are very good 👍
@@JHLeather Hi Jo, with the Barnsley knives do you find you have to do a lot of prep work to get them sharp in the first instance, or is it just a matter of maintaining.
I want to purchase one but I am not great at sharpening and don't wanna wreck one 😉
So with the ones I got about 4/5 years ago, then they did need a bit of work to get right. I have a video on knife sharpening.....ua-cam.com/video/zkEXU-RYrjg/v-deo.html
@@JHLeather I’ve been looking at the Barnsley’s from Abbey England. It looks to have quite a bit larger blade than the one Dennis made for me. If I do end up buying a Barnsley,I’ll definitely have to cut the handle to make it shorter. Dennis made my handle according to my hand measurements,as I have really small hands with short,fat stubby fingers Lol
@@ceilingunlimited5073 it might be worth contacting Barnsley directly, they make the handles you never know they might offer a service.
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Thank you for sharing :) What kind of glue do you use? Is there a brand or link you can share?
I am currently using ecostick 1816 👍
To heat the creaser is that just a common hot plate?
Yeah it's just a cheapy portable hob I got from eBay years ago 👍
Hi, thank you for great video. 9:17 How did you stitch that thick leather? It seems like you're just marking stitch holes, not driving chisel all the way through the leather.
I use my stitching awl to create the holes all the way through the leathe 👍
Might I ask what grit sandpaper you use on the edges?
Usually 120-180 grit, sometimes much finer depending on what I am making 👍
Please tell me the site where I can buy this knife and how to find it
My specific one was custom made but he is no longer making them, you can get a similar one from George Barnsley and Sons
Where do you get your hardware from - really struggling to find someone in the UK.
I use Abbey England for most my fittings but these poppers got from LePrevo 👍
@@JHLeather order in with Le Prevo, their website reminds me of the 90s! Abbey is infuriating as many things are out of stock.
😂 yeah it's a bit of an old website
Le Prevo isn't a company I have heard of and I assumed they were going to be on the continent 😅 I agree with the website though, reminded me of some of the very first websites I coded.
They are quite handy for the odd bits and pieces 👍