I recently bought a homemade knife for my oldest sons birthday coming up and would like to make the sheath myself and this video is very clear and easy to follow. A follow-up would be great. Thank you

Thank you so much.

I would like to see a follow-up. I'm new to sheath making, and this has been so helpful . Thank you

Well done 👍

Very good and very easy to understand thank you for sharing your knowledge 👏👍🏻

A second video of you making the sheath would be excellent

I recently purchase this same machine, can you tell me where I might find a manual, thanks

I’m new never have even attempted to make one,but now I am going to try it thanks for sharing 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Very good instructions. One comment! Make sure that you leave the fold over belt loop on the correct side of the sheath. You may be left handed, and I have a number of left handed sheaths, I made by ACCIDENT. Most will want a right handed sheath to wear on the right side of your body. I happen to be left and right handed. I wear a knife on the right side. I noticed that it appeared you made a left hand sheath. Once you cut the leather the fold over is set. Mark on your pattern which side to place the fold over when you cut the leather. I hope this saves a few sheaths that are just good for practice LOL. I hope to see more of your videos.

Awesome

I'm just about to start my first sheath. This was clear and concise. And very helpful!

Very good instruction!

Love it. Do you have a part 2?

An older video, i found. Good vid, for me starting out!! I have seen the Ohio hardware, on Weavers site, but have not used any. Ill have to chek it out now.. Thanks

Very nice thank you

Yes definitely part 2

Will there be a video of you making the shotgun chaps coming?

Would love to se the chap making series.

What was wrong with the belt you were working on that you had to swap it to another at the 5:50 mark?

I would love to see a series on building chaps. I've made a couple pairs of chaps and they turned out pretty good but making them gives me huge amounts of anxiety

I like it.I had my somebody tried to make a custom sheet for me.And it's already been eight months and I still have my knife running. I'm gonna try to make it myself.

Thank you!

I haven't been able to find any suitable instructions on how to make shotgun chaps despite the ordinary style from the Springfield Leather account. So I would really appreciate if you would upload a video showing your process.

I would love to see you build a pair of chaps

Thank you!!

Is there a right and left chap zipper? I'm making a pair and on one leg the zipper pull ends up on the fringe side, and on the other the zipper pull ends up on the opposite side.

Can't wait the series of building a pair of chaps!

What size thread?

Love to speak to you about your saddle stitcher.

Just what I need to make a sheath for my BK 16. Thanks

Yes please do the video

Could you make a video on how to thread and adjust tension? 😊

I have been making knife sheaths for about 4 years now. That is by for the best and easiest way to make one I have seen. Thank you for sharing how to do that.

part 2 please

Yes please

I have a Adler 105-64 and it’s out of time and I’m trying to find out how to put it back in time can you help me please thanks Mitch

Yes please

Very cool

Yes please

I'd love to see the chaps building series. Thanks for sharing!

Very easy to understand. Nice work

What types of leather are you using for patches? Thank you

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Hey man could you send a picture of how you thread that. Did ya manage to find new feed dogs?/if so where? Also I have heard you could get a rolling foot? Thoughts on that?

Thanks for posting your learning process.

It's so unfortunate that the sound is so bad. I'm Sorry.

Thank you for sharing this easy to follow video of making a sheath pattern, I would love to see part 2 on how to finish it.

The title claims this is the 'best' tool to dye leather edges, what other tools edge dying tools were compared to this one? What makes this tool better than other similar products?

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Good job, nicely explained 👍🏼