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Cas City Forum Hall & CAS-L  |  CAS TOPICS  |  The Leather Shop (Moderators: Marshal Will Wingam, Ten Wolves Fiveshooter)  |  Topic: Leathersmiths.....show us yer stuff!!! knucklehead, cowboywc and 2 Guests are viewing this topic. « previous next »
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« Reply #3950 on: November 09, 2009, 09:17:25 am »

Very nice Puuko (sp) Marshal Will! That loop is interesting. May have to try that one of these sheaths coming up!

Josh, your knife is georgeous, and I agree that a nice Chuck Burrows type sheath would look great on it!
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« Reply #3951 on: November 09, 2009, 09:47:21 am »

Thanks, pards.

Josh, have you come up with a plan on what you will be doing yet?
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« Reply #3952 on: November 09, 2009, 11:32:49 am »

That knife is a traditional Finnish knife. The lower part of the sheath is wood and the upper is leather. The leather holds the knife in without binding. The handle bottoms against the wooden part of the sheath. It's a part of the Finnish traditional outfit, much like our western holsters and knives are.

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      I guess I was way off with this knife and sheaths origin, but your right, it does have that look to it .

                                Thanks for the heads up on this

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« Reply #3953 on: November 09, 2009, 01:01:20 pm »

MWW,

Thats a fine example of a Puukko.  I've never used one but those who have seem to fall in love with'em.

I got a variety of suggestions as to the style of sheath for this knife and I do know that many Pards just might prefer to make their own sheath fer it.  So I decided to go ahead and post'er in the classifieds an see how it goes over.

I'm not opposed to any particular style and would embrace the customers request as best of my ability.  I have been thinking that perhaps a rawhide covered sheath may be the way to go with this one but I do kinda dislike perhaps alienating a potential customer with the design of the sheath. These are just my thoughts out loud and there is the chance I'm totally off base with this line of thought.

I'm figurin perhaps a poll may be the order of the day to assist in figurin things out here.

Lets assume your in the market fer a fine handmade knife.  Would you rather... ?
1. Have some input on the design or opt to bend yer own sheath.

2. See the complete package ready to go out of the box as I designed it too my own liking.

The only problem I fersee with including customer input in the design of the sheath is the thinking "What if say I'll take it and request a sheath of XYZ type and I'm not happy with the sheath once it's completed."

This would be a valid concern but from my point of view I'll still be offering a guarentee and also if the sheath looked like the south bound side of a north bound mule I'd understand and have no ill reguards toward a decision not to take it at that point.

I feel perty confident that any sheath I might make would more than meet the expectations of said customer though.

Pards, Yalls help, thoughts, an opinions are doin me a great service in assisting me in findin my place in the custom knife arena and I thank ya fer lendin a hand

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« Reply #3954 on: November 09, 2009, 02:25:24 pm »

Josh - as one in the business of both IMO offer and either or when taking orders than do some spec pieces where you do the whole nine yards to please yourself.
If you want to talk about the business of period knives give me a call sometime 970-259-8396. If you get the machine leave a message and I'll call back (I've got unlimited calling)..
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« Reply #3955 on: November 09, 2009, 02:56:24 pm »

Chuck,

Thanks alot for offering your opinion !   I'll GLADLY take you up on the offer to give a call and surely do appreciate it !

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« Reply #3956 on: November 09, 2009, 03:03:49 pm »

Howdy Pards im back with a few new works the first is a filligree wallet that ive made to match the cell case i posted earlier
enjoy and thanks for all the encouragement
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« Reply #3957 on: November 09, 2009, 03:07:01 pm »

here is also a pocket watch case i whipped up for the mail man He asked me saturday if i could make one to replace his old worn out one and then lastly a pair of one piece spur straps dyed in vinergroon
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« Reply #3958 on: November 09, 2009, 03:38:35 pm »

Cowboy that sure is some nice pieces of leather work. Sure like how colorful they are. Its nice to see some thing different. Keep them comming. KT
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« Reply #3959 on: November 09, 2009, 03:58:46 pm »

Nice work, Cowboy. Those pieces are very good. Your work is refreshing. Thanks for the pics.
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