Custom knife making part 9, Making a Kydex sheath

[@3CreekFarms]

Had no idea how Kydex sheaths were made. Very cool 😎

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

They are nice and simple compared to the work in the leather ones, and definitely the go to for a kitchen knife

[@carllewis918]

Awesome job, great to see craftsmanship still exists 👍🏻

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Thank you so much, I do try.

[@GrowSomethinwithJeff]

Nice series just watched all 9. Very cool knives, the makers mark looks very sharp on them. Thanks for sharing your process!

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Grow Somethin' with Jeff thank you very much for watching through. I love how clean those marks came out definitely loving the vinyl stencils.

[@PetesLittleHomestead60]

That's the first one I have seen made ! Nice Job !

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Thanks Pete. Lol I love Kydex, so much quicker than leather.

[@WhistlestopHomestead]

So cool mate

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Thanks Mate

[@BrittonFarmsHomestead]

The brown knife is beautiful, the handle looks marbled.

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

That one is Red Mallee and was just a little scrap piece I had on hand, it does look gorgeous

[@bigbearhomestead]

What did you call the tool you used to cut the material? We call it a razor knife, box blade, box cutter and probably about 100 other different names. Lol Merica

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

Lol Stanley knife mate. Stanley is an Aussie tool brand kinda like old school Craftsman for you guys.

[@bigbearhomestead]

Love this video

[@DownunderFarmandForge]

@@bigbearhomestead cheers mate