knife sheaths

[Kid Terico]

Couple sheaths I made for my last 2 knifes from Dave Cole. KT

[amin ledbetter]

Awesome KT! Those are super nice pard! The red insert is killer! The wood on the knife handles is down right beautiful as well! 

[Kid Terico]

Thanks Amin. KT

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

  Very nice KT, the use of small spots really sets it of, and the scalloped edge is a nice touch also, they both are keepers.

[GunClick Rick]

Red stingray???They are pretty.

[Biscuit Joe]

Kid Terico
Those are very nice! I love the handles on the knives too!
I have a question or two.
The shine in the photo makes it appear that you put some rivets or something in the pinked area.
Is that area on the red insert riveted in or something else?
Will you share how you made them?
Thanks
Biscuit Joe

[Kid Terico]

Hi BJ. The red inlay is  elk hide that I dyed and has 1/4 in. silver spots in the scallops in each one. The other it Texas brindel inlay with 1/8 in. silver spots in each of the scallops. Hope this helps. KT

[Biscuit Joe]

KT thanks for the answers.
I have a heck of a time doing spots.
I mash them and one leg them more often than not. So I admire anyone's work that contain spots!
Ya got talent sir!

Biscuit Joe

[GunClick Rick]

KT has a method,when he goes to sleep at nught he dreams a pattern and when he gets up there it is,all done up layed
out on the table...He's got a mind like a xerox machine It's an indian thing~~Watch what he says when he posts

[JD Alan]

KT, those are both really fine examples of outstanding quality workmanship and creative design. Those scalloped edges with spots? WOW!

Biscuit Joe, I don't know what KT does to set spots, but I've found it much easier since I bought a couple of setters from the Standard Rivet Company. You need a setter for each size, and they cost about 18 bucks a piece, which is why I only have 2 so far, but man oh man do they work good! It's made all the difference in the world setting the smaller spots when doing a lot of them.

I've found Chuck Burrow's method to work well too, but it takes me a lot of time that way.       

Once again, great Job Terry, you are an artist!

[Kid Terico]

Thanks to all of you and Rick your knowledge on how I make things and come up with ideas never ceases to surprise me. You should make a CD of how I do things and sell it. Dont let the flap on theTepee hit you in the head as your leaving. KT

[cowboywc]

KT
Super cool.
WC

[GunClick Rick]

I'm the only one i know that could bump his head on a tipi pole

[Biscuit Joe]

JD Alan

Biscuit Joe, I don't know what KT does to set spots, but I've found it much easier since I bought a couple of setters from the Standard Rivet Company. You need a setter for each size, and they cost about 18 bucks a piece, which is why I only have 2 so far, but man oh man do they work good! It's made all the difference in the world setting the smaller spots when doing a lot of them.

Thanks for the heads up! I'll check the site out.
Biscuit Joe

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Very nice, KT. I particularly like the sheath with the red insert. That's a spectacular one. Thumbs up on these.

[Kid Terico]

Thanks Marshal. KT