MAKE A CAM-LOC WELT POUCH SHEATH Vol 6

HOW TO MAKE A CAM-LOC WELT POUCH SHEATH
Mastering Knife Sheath Making With ViktorGeorge Vol 6
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[@andymilligan7525]

Thanks for showcasing Laurent's tools. He is a very nice young artist. I met him at Arrowmont last year.

[@russelltait3152]

Another great, informative video. Thank you. I can't wait for your next sheath build.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Russel for those kind thoughts!!

[@michaelbates3659]

Another excellent video George please keep them coming. Thank you 👍

[@viktorgeorge9144]

And with such great support shown by you Michael, I will. Thanks

[@doingitoutdoors7083]

These videos are killin' me. I don't need another hobby and yet I'm hooked. I'm just going to have to make at least one sheath and or holster. Thanks George keep up the good work. Wade

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’m super stoked to hear that, but be forewarned that once you make your first sheath the hook will be set😂 It’s a fun and rewarding challenge so my hats off to you!!!

[@johnsullivan6560]

Very good, even great instructions, as always. Thank you very much.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you John for stopping by again and your kind words are sincerely appreciated 🙌

[@sloth_e]

Excellent video again. Very clear and easy to follow with the bonus of good tool ideas. There's always a couple of subtle/background lessons. 👍

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate your attention to detail and your kind words. Thank you

[@fredpfeiljr6450]

Great work my friend ! The video is really good and informative. I pick up something from all your videos. They are certainly worthy of the time spent watching and learning. My arsenal of projects is growing ! I am really enjoying building these sheaths! Take care, Fred

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Fred for your continued support It’s so appreciated. I keep trying to improve but that’s a slow process 😅

[@Troncatore]

Another excellent lesson!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I do so appreciate that!!

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Great video. The sheath came out real nice. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Always a pleasure hearing from you! Means a lot and thank you

[@stevegreen2432]

Nice work, and a good description, but go back and count how many times you went ahead!!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Steve I appreciate any feedback

[@caseyroberts918]

Thank you sir! I'm sure that all of us who watch your videos appreciate your knowledge that you graciously share.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Very kind of you to say so Casey. Thanks

[@bro.georgesmith2151]

Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your content... I'm taking notes. Thanks for the classes...

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Made my day! Thank you

[@masonbouldin6819]

Awesome job. Your videos are so helpful I really appreciate it. Can't wait till the next one!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate that Mason So glad it’s helpful for ya!

[@johnnylgulledge6899]

Great video, you make a good looking product!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Johnny🤙

[@stronghand45]

Hi George. I remember you teaching me the importance of an accurate pattern. Thank you brother.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

What a nice surprise to hear from you my friend!! Thank you brother

[@FieryFeatherForge]

Thanks for posting these videos! You BY FAR have the easiest and most complete videos for knife sheaths. Made a few prior to starting this series but my sheath game has stepped up significantly since watching these. Have you thought of making a video for a sideways or angled carry sheath? Would love to understand that process more. Please keep up the great work!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Nolan. What a nice compliment and I’m glad they’ve been helpful to ya. Ironically, my next video brewing is a scout carry for an ESEE PR4 spear point which rides horizontally on the belt. I also have several styles of crossdraw sheaths which I’ll show as well down the road. Seriously appreciate you taking a moment to say so. 🙌

[@johntyson9102]

Hello I am glad I found your video great video and the way you explained it thank

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I appreciate that very much John and glad you found the channel. Thanks

[@jesperap]

These videos are awesome! I really enjoy watching both the sheath making, but also the tips and tricks. I've been making knives and sheaths for a couple of years now, but am still eager to pick up any usefull tips. You Sir are a great teacher and off course leather worker. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos. Greetings from Denmark

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Wow! Thank you Denmark I appreciate hearing from my peers worldwide. I still learn something everyday from both beginner and advanced Makers!!

[@joanburlew-saxton1121]

Thank you George!! Excellent!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Joan. Your support is appreciated

[@lukeedwards8018]

Absolutely love this series, your videos have given me some great ideas already. I’m about to make a Molle compatible “rectangular” sheath for a combat knife. I think it’s called a pathfinder sheath. Will be a big project with lots of straps and rivets Thanks for the inspiration

[@viktorgeorge9144]

What a great way to end the weekend with these kind words. Thanks Luke! I would love to see this project of yours when finished.

[@lukeedwards8018]

@@viktorgeorge9144 Sure will, do you have an email address ?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

My go to is Instagram however if you don’t my email is [e-mail] Looking forward it. Thanks

[@pepejuan2924]

Another great video, very useful information thanks for posting 😁👍

[@viktorgeorge9144]

And thank you for taking a moment to share these kind words Pepe!

[@jeffallen3382]

Thank you George! Hope you had a great Memorial day weekend!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Jeff. Much so brother Thanks always

[@jeffallen3382]

@@viktorgeorge9144 you're welcome!

[@stephencatanzaro310]

Great video- I tried the sanding flapper wheels they work great on the edge.Would the 3M red fiber wheels give a better finish? Thanks for the cam lock tip for the knife.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Appreciate that Stephen. I must now look for those and try them Always searching for the holy grail of sheath tools!!!

[@johnhoward3516]

Morning George! Been using your cam lock on a lot of my builds now , thank you fer that !!! I have a customers blade , big stag handled blade someone made him from a file , made two sheath as so far for it and have not turned out ta my liking . Blade and handle are huge , handle has a curve to it that's killing me ? Second sheath I added a double Walt towards handle and thinking now should have tripled it ? Got blade in New sheath wet molded blade in to it and can't get it back out now that it's dry ! Very frustrating !!!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Sorry for the delay in responding John. Thanks for the kind words. Sounds like the problem sheath is meant for a scabbard style sheath but I can't visualize the issue. If you want you could call or text me with photo's and we could talk thru the solve. I'm in Arizona time [phone]

[@joanburlew-saxton1121]

Hi! Will you be showing your take on a fish filet knife sheath like a rapala blade in the future?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I don’t get many calls to make fillet knife sheaths since I’m in the middle of the Sonoran Desert😅 but I will add that to my list of show n tells🙌 Thanks again Joan

[@joanburlew-saxton1121]

@@viktorgeorge9144 hahaha!! I hear you!! But the issue is they have such a sharp point they can easily stab through the side or end. I have been trying to come up with a solution.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I always used kydex for my fillet knives and threw it into my tackle box. You’re correct about those fillet sheaths being a problem.

[@joanburlew-saxton1121]

@@viktorgeorge9144 thanks!! That's is what I was wondering.

[@GypsyJvan]

awesome video.. however, I'm new to ur channel.. I would like to see a demonstration on the sewing, if u would please..thanks.. ... Black Art Forge..

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks for joining me. I cater these towards the beginner sheath makers and knifemakers who do their own sheaths. I have shown in Volume 1 and 5 using a drill press which is common for newbies trying to sew thru 1/2 inch of leather. Using a diamond awl takes years to perfect as does a sewing machine I might dedicate one video to my unorthodox method using a dremel drill press

[@8626John]

Well done!

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks John!!

[@mitchell8697]

Wouldn't it make more sense to leave the paper folded to begin with and cut both sides out at once? I think the accuracy of the template and ultimately the cutting of the leather would be more precise. My $.02. I like the whole process though, very well done.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thank you Mitchell I find that I can cut the mirrored side of the card stock pattern easier and more precise that way, probably just out of habit and repetition. I see your point, but I’d probably cut into the pattern if it stayed folded :) i appreciate the kind words and respect your .02 👍

[@codyscott1682]

Need to do a Leatherman sheath next

[@viktorgeorge9144]

I’ll put it on the list Cody. Thanks

[@dennishill4687]

Trying to figure out how to make a pancake sheath for a hunting knife

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hello Dennis Check out Volume 12 of my series. It’s a modified version of a pancake style carry sheath and can be made for most outdoor knives. Thanks

[@kevinlipka4336]

👍

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Thanks Kevin!

[@Viernes13punto5]

what does it develops tocayo? in mexico we call tocayo someone that has the same name we have, my name is Jorge tho.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hola Jorge Sorry I missed your comment from so long ago! I called the sheath a “taco” style because it folds together Gracias!!

[@Viernes13punto5]

@@viktorgeorge9144 no preoblemo man, great video by the way.

[@terryleach6204]

Do you always use a 3/8" seam allowance?

[@viktorgeorge9144]

Hey Terry Yes 3/8 welt on this one but I like a 1/2inch seam allowance on most larger knives.

[@viktorgeorge9144]

A better answer Terry is no. 3/8” welts are more streamlined to the knife and I usually use 1/2” Beefier and allows double row stitching which I like. Cheers