new sheath

[cowboy316]

ok pard i told ya to pull your saddles up tight and your hats down tighter so here it is made another pancake style knife sheath for my skinning knife hope your guys enjoy this one
    Cowboy316

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Looks good, pard. You're sure perfecting the pancake design.

[Marshal Tac]

I like that alot... very nice.

[Ace Lungger]

cowboy 316,
That pancake sheath turned out real nice!! I like a bunch!
ACE

[RollingThunder]

Well holy moses, C316! That is SHARP!

And the knife is too. 

[Rayban]

Outstanding!!!!....and that's the highest praise a Marine gives.....

[JD Alan]

Dude! That is one wicked looking knife. Oh yeh, the sheath is very cool. JD

[Johnny McCrae]

Howdy Cowboy,

Very nice! Great design and neat stitching! Thanks for sharing this with us.

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

               Nice work c316, it sure will make pulling your knife from the left side a lot easier, nice job on the carving too, you're getting a real handle on these pancake sheaths.


                                                    tEN wOLVES 

[cowboy316]

thank you guys for all the kind words and praise it helps me a lot just wish there was more i could do
thanks guys
     Cowbvoy316

[Hank Rugerman]

good job....

[cowboywc]

Howdy Cowboy
Very nice work. Keep 'um coming.
WC

[Marshal Tac]

C316, I have a question about this type of sheath.... since there is not a welt between the two peices of leather for the sharp edge of the knife to ride against, have you noticed or do you think there would be a problem with the knife cutting the stitching of the sheath?

I am curious. I like the style and look of this type of sheath, but am concerned that the knife might destroy the sheath over time.
Any info / experience would be appreciated.
Thanks
-Tac

[cowboy316]

Marshal Tac
in the sheaths ive made so far a havent had a problem with cutting the thread cuz i cement the edges down also and i try to give the blade as much room as possible  but then again i hardly carry a knife unless its during hunting season
but i havent had a problem yet so im not sure
    Tim

[cowboy316]

howdy pards
found the belt i pulled the pattern off of for this knife sheat and thought id post the 2 together
hope you guys enjoy

[Marshal Will Wingam]

Those look really nice together. Good job matching them both in design and color.

[Rayban]

C316, I have a question about this type of sheath.... since there is not a welt between the two peices of leather for the sharp edge of the knife to ride against, have you noticed or do you think there would be a problem with the knife cutting the stitching of the sheath?

I am curious. I like the style and look of this type of sheath, but am concerned that the knife might destroy the sheath over time.
Any info / experience would be appreciated.
Thanks
-Tac

Tac, on this one I "attempted", I cut three layers of the leather (8-10oz.) and cut the blade shape out of the middle layer, to make a big ole welt. Comprende?

[Marshal Tac]

Thanks Rayban. I am always a little leary of sheaths with no welt....
-Tac

[cowboy316]

heres a little sheath i did for one of my smith and wesson folders
enjoy
    Cowboy316

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

Howdy Rayban and C316

       You two Pards really have it going on there with your Pancake Sheaths, A Big Well done to both of you. 


                                                  tEN wOLVES