Classic Full Flap for a Buck 110! Knife Sheath School Vol. 10:

[@j.greenwood9398]

I really enjoyed this video. Besides watching you build a beautiful Buck 110 sheath, your tricks have taught me to apply them to other products I want to make. Well done!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

So glad to hear this! Thank you for saying so and that’s the beauty in “Making” because all lines overlap 🤙

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Great video.real nice leather sheath. Great job. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Glenn I’m always appreciative of your kind words

[@minerblue9641]

Very nice sheath. Thanks for the great tutorial, the pattern making, and the absolutely great design. I was amazed at what a nice looking sheath you designed sir.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks I appreciate the kind words I’ve always enjoyed carrying the 110 but always wanted something unique to carry it in. 🙌🙌

[@johnnylgulledge6899]

Great way to make a 110 sheath! Enjoyed the video as always, thank you!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Johnny I appreciate you watching and for your support as well👊🏻

[@joanburlew-saxton1121]

Those are very unique George. I love the idea of being out of the ordinary in design and quality!!! Thank you again.!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Joan!! I’m glad you liked it and I so appreciate that you take a moment to comment so nicely!! Definitely like outside the box!!

[@jonas-mb6cf]

Great video 👍🏻and a very nice sheath,always happy when i see that you have a New video out ! Thx again

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey Jonas An aspect of this KZbin thing I didn’t know or expect early on was the kindness of people such as yourself It’s refreshing to me, so thank you!!

[@masonbouldin6819]

Absolute work of art! Glad u said that I'm running out of adjectives. Your designs are mind blowing I've never seen that fold over in that kind of sheath it's amazing. Thanks again. Can't wait for the next one!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

And I always enjoy your comments Mason! You Rock so thank you for again making my morning a bit better

[@glenhale3700]

Watched everyone of your video's, i have learned a lot, thanks for sharing. Hope to see lots more!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

That is what makes my day Glen So glad to hear they were helpful and I really appreciate your support of my new channel

[@brianwhitley1053]

I just recently - as in about 2 hours ago - found your channel. This video is EXACTLY the one I need for a project I want to do!! It answered every question I had concerning the process . . . and one I hadn't thought of. And, I love the holster look-alike design. Thanks for sharing your experience with others; it is much appreciated.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey Brian What a nice way to start my day with your kind words. I’m so glad to hear this. Would love to see your completed project!! Thanks again

[@fredpfeiljr6450]

Really Really Nice George ! I do a fair share of sheaths for the Buck 110, and NOW I have another style to offer ! Thanks! I never thought of making it where it would fold over. I bought a new knife and cut apart the junky sheath that was included, and intended on using it as a pattern, but I just really never liked it. But your design really says "Custom" and what a great way to individualize them with the "patch design on the flap. Great stuff my friend !

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Fred I so enjoy the 110 and it’s history so making cool sheaths for it is fun. Thanks and yes I’m glad you can include these in your line up. Thanks for your continued support my friend

[@johnhoward3516]

Thanks George ! Once again your spin on the classic 110 buck sheath is a great design ! Will use that in the future, I'm always making the quick draw sheath for the 110's and that's what I have worn for 30 plus years but from time ta time get a customer that wants a stock sheath like yours... again very nice & thank you for sharing your skills and how you go about making yours !!! Reddoc custom leathers Chicago...

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks John! I appreciate your kind words my friend The style of sheath (quick open) your mention is pretty slick and have seen many versions. I have only made one myself Thanks for watching and for your support👊🏻

[@JensKliewer]

Again, thank you so much for your outstanding work and help! 👍🤠

[@viktorgeorge9144]

You’re welcome Jen and thanks for saying so. I’m always appreciative of people who take a moment out of their day comment something positive!

[@CachSoul]

Absolutely done Sifu! Thank you for sharing your great works!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Nguyen my friend Thank You You are always so kind

[@ThomasWozak]

Many thanks George, great tutorial!!!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey Thomas Hello. Thanks my friend!!

[@TonyNicholls-gi9le]

The Master strikes again. As always a GREAT job George, terrific tutorial.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

😊Sometimes it’s a swing and a miss or foul tip caught and sometimes a stand up double. 😂 I can’t tell you how much your kind words mean to me. Thanks for the support my friend!

[@TonyNicholls-gi9le]

@@viktorgeorge9144 I will be here whenever you post, I always learn, you always teach, Thanx George

[@paullambert4445]

After many years I tried to carry my Buck 110 for a few days. It’s just too heavy. Back in the mid 70’s and 80’s it was my only knife. I don’t know how I did it. All the sheaths I make today are now scout carry for lighter, a little bit smaller knives. Thanks for a look at those beautiful sheaths. Any of those could easily be turned into scout carry sheaths. 🔪🎸

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Paul I have always been a fan of the 110 and proudly carried one like everyone did in the 70’s😂 I primarily cater to the working cowboy, rancher, hunter and bushcrafter outdoorsman folks and so I don’t have alot of experience with quick access / quick open style scout carry folder sheaths I appreciate you stopping by and the kind words

[@sloth_e]

Im going to make myself a block of wood with a few different hole sizes. I can think of a couple of good uses for it. A handy, smart yet simple idea!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Simple always works!! Based on your comment here, I think I will have one made out of hardwood and perfect holes unlike mine 😂 Thanks for watching

[@elund408]

Another great video I have a 110 I wore to high school in the 70's that needs one of these. (Eric from Skull Valley Leather in Prescott)

[@viktorgeorge9144]

You , me and all the cool kids or not sported that badass 110 back then. Heck Yeah Eric I recently visited Prescott but didn’t have time to coordinate a rendezvous 🤙 Next time my friend!

[@stephencatanzaro310]

Thanks another great video - Thanks for sharing - the block of wood with the holes and cut out geeat tip.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Stephen. They’re really handy to have 👍

[@doughboylsog]

Amazing work 😊

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate you stopping by!! Thank you!

[@freddiemoretti8456]

Enjoyed this Viktor. I am going to copy the pattern and make one at Makers Mill in time which may find a home from someone who comes in and has a Buck 110. Thanks for sharing! Cheers...Freddie

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Freddie Great idea and I’m confident any Buck 110 owner would jump all over it!! Curious, is Makers Mill a crafters venue? Thanks for the support 🙌

[@OglesbyLeather]

Thanks!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate you watching Thanks Matt

[@LuckyJackson1874]

Just finished your sheath and my Buck fits perfect, I used 3,5mm leather for the sheath and the weld , did some stamping work on it and put a red color on it with the antique finish and it looks just great. I’m just getting started in leather work and at 61 years old I’m just sorry I didn’t find leather working at an earlier age. I did have to put the snapping stud a little bit lower but I figure this might have to do with using a different thickness of the leather, or maybe I got the measurement wrong which is a mistake easy made for me for I’m not used to work with inches. It was a no issue for I waited with the hole until the sheath was finished and I could put the knife in to get it right. I would like to thank you very much for your pattern and your excellent explanation for if I have to figure everything out myself I’ll be 80 before I het it Right 😂. Again thank you very much George👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻, Kees from the Netherlands

[@viktorgeorge9144]

This is exactly why I’ve joy putting these out there. You my friend just made my day with this comment. I’m so happy for you and I would love to see it. If you do Instagram I’m @viktorgeorgeleathergoods and if so you could that way. Anyway Thank You and enjoy!!

[@LuckyJackson1874]

@@viktorgeorge9144tried to find you on insta and Facebook but both can’t find you under this name, I don’t know why but it is very strange

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I don’t do FB but I am on Instagram Thx again👍 @viktorgeorgeleathergoods

[@oldtimerden]

After watching your videos I’ve come to learn a lot of what I have so much trouble with. I’ll watch anything you want to spend your valuable time with

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Dennis! Very kind of you to say so and I’m happy that these videos were helpful

[@bhepburn1344]

Love it. Thank you

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks for watching and your kind words🙌

[@kimmower6196]

Wow what a nice job

[@8626John]

Really nice work! I have carried a Buck 110 while hunting for 30 years. The factory sheath is pretty good, but yours blows it away. I wonder if it could be set up for a belt clip? Makes on and off a little easier, especially if you're carrying a handgun on the strong side and the knife on the weak side (which I usually do while hunting). You could probably sell the patterns.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey John Agree the 110 is a great knife and I too have carried one for decades. Yes the sheath can be made to mount a spring clip versus a belt loop The problem I’ve had when using these clips is finding quality ones that hold tight Thanks for watching and kind words. Your support is appreciated!!

[@DanielButcher-y7i]

Your the best - THANK YOU

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Daniel I’m glad the video was helpful and I appreciate the kind words

[@Troncatore]

No words at all!! Excellent lesson...as usual at this class😂. Please George let US know Your advice about using laser to cut leather.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

First off, I really appreciate your continued support of my channel!! Thanks I personally don’t have or use a laser or any computer assisted drawing. I always say, No Rules, so if it works for someone, great. I’ve seen knifemakers cut their leather with a bandsaw too Might be because I’m an old Boomer but thru years of hand cutting I’m pretty accurate. Not always fast but accurate 🤙

[@Troncatore]

@@viktorgeorge9144 You are a Master...believe me!!!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’m not sure about that my friend but I appreciate your kind words 🤙

[@GypsyJvan]

thanks for sharing..what episode where u show the start and finishing of stitching ?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’ve been asked before to show this and airbrushing. I have annotated that for my notes for Vol 11 Thanks for your interest. Thanks for your kind words

[@silenzenna]

Where can i buy those rulers I already looked at Walmart and hobby lobby but nothing to found.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Then I would try Office Max type stores they usually have a large selection. My red lined graph rulers and 3.5” circle template I found at Walmart. Good luck and thanks for watching

[@yuelao2870]

这一期没有youtube的翻译让我一句也听不懂QAQ，不过，幸好每一期的内容都通俗易懂

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Sorry to hear that. I went into my KZbin channel and pushed a few random buttons and changed a few things. I don’t know but check now to see if you’re able to get translations

[@Antlersandarrows]

Thanks for all the great videos. Do you have a pattern for multi tool (leatgerman) with flashlight holder?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I have made multi tool pouch sheaths but never added a flashlight. Might be something I’ll experiment with. Minor issue tho is that there are dozens of multi tools out there. A friend of mine makes em in quantity and buys every tool out there for patterning. I think he has like 30plus😂

[@Antlersandarrows]

@viktorgeorge9144 thanks for the reply. The ones I've seen w flashlight holder is just a loop on one side mostly for the light tonslide down into.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

@@Antlersandarrows yes exactly much like a ferro rod loop on the side of a sheath! I’ll play around with that concept thank you !

[@Bayone1989]

Thats amazing....any pdf pattern to download? Greetings from Bosnia

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hello Bosnia Thanks No pdf’s but maybe when I finish the series

[@codyscott1682]

How much farther would you have to widen this pattern to accommodate a Leatherman Free P2?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’m not familiar with that tool size

[@codyscott1682]

It's 4 ¼ inches long, 1 ¼ wide, and almost ¾ inch thick

[@RaulBarbosa-k7d]

Thanks for sharing, first time viewing, do you sell them?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Not anymore I'm semi retired in the custom sheath world. Very easy to make tho. Also sorry for the tardy reply

[@HollyMarie49]

What kind of snap is that?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

It’s a four part snap set size 24L Cap Socket Post Stud

[@HollyMarie49]

@@viktorgeorge9144 Thank you!