Making a kydex/leather Survivewithout for the super tool 300. WolfeCustoms shop

In this video I make a kydex holder for a leatherman supper tool 300.
• WolfeCustoms shop

[@NathanRyan1234]

Trade secrets, ha. But, can they do it ?.. More than likely not. Great video Justin.

[@caseymurphy7072]

Great great channel. Thanks for sharing all of this stuff.

[@survivalcomms]

Thanks for the video ! The times I have worked with kydex I have boiled it and formed it when it was lasagna like. Great tip on using the old signs for template stock !

[@galenlong6467]

Great video Justin.

[@grierwolfe]

Thank you.

[@TheOCDHunter]

Ur intro is Well said! I just started working with leather/kydex hybrid sheaths. Got some videos coming. Thanks for sharing. I hope to pass on some stuff I learned too. Blessings the ocd Hunter.

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

always a pleasure to watch you work. especially when you distribute sage advice!

[@grierwolfe]

lmao.....

[@dakotasparks2038]

Joe Rogan Podcast with Jocko Willink playing in the background nice

[@shadyvito]

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. It really helps a hobbyist like myself that wants to do the best job possible with no intentions of starting a business.

[@1lupus]

You are right about sharing the knowledge. I am always willing to show people how I create my leatherwork and most people just say that it is too time consuming and fiddly for them. Also most people don't understand how much time needs to go into a quality product. Great design on the hybrid sheath.

[@grierwolfe]

Thank you sir.

[@dalebeasley3113]

you are tight on the button about passing skills to our kids , thanks for an awesome video,as a new by in the kydex world I appreciate the knowledge.

[@garageliving3658]

This channel is like 2in1. I got Joe rogans show too

[@jonscears]

Love it and us made! How much for them?!

[@VsLey34]

Hi Justin, plain and functional, and that´s the way it should be. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Austria Sam

[@SandTguy]

Justin I remember the Ultment Warrior. I only saw him one time on tv and that was when. He had been bitten by a snake. That a reslor had throne at him or on him. Then he was suposavly killed off in this fight by this snake that had bit him..

[@tnguyen8806]

Thanks for making these videos.

[@survivewithout]

you are a master craftsman for sure

[@falcon1349]

Ha. Video ends and I go to thumbs up it, and notice it already is. Thumbs that shit up as soon as I start watching.....

[@Waldwaerts]

Very nice and sturdy work. As for sharing knowledge I see it just like you and there is a nice proverb by Thomas More that hits it spot on: _Tradition is not to preserve the ashes but to pass on the flame_ ATB, Bernhard

[@kevanryl]

i think your secret is your imagination in design making great sheats. =)

[@grierwolfe]

Thank you! I really appreciate that.

[@kevanryl]

+grierwolfe thank you too and greatly appreciated for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@ElderHiker]

With regard to other sheath makers objecting to giving away "secrets of the trade," I would suggest that many, many knife enthusiasts do not have the time nor inclination to become a sheath (leather or kydex) making hobbyist. The evidence is shown in the long waiting times that a customer has to endure to get a kydex sheath. I just purchased a kydex sheath (I won't mention the maker because he got my order wrong), and I had to wait 2 months to get my order filled. So, regardless of the many, many KZbin videos showing how to make kydex sheaths, there is obviously a ton of work for the professionals. And, the cost of equipment to become a hobbyist is pretty steep. And, here is the kicker, a new "hobbyist" will not turn out a product that looks nearly as good as what professionals like you produce. My last comment, is that anybody that wants to take a stock knife and "trick it out" with scales and liners and blade re-profiling and a custom sheath (leather or kydex) is a little bit of a knife snob (me included) and doesn't want a blemished, home-made sheath. The are many brilliant professionals out there such as you who are innovative and perfectionists and they don't need to worry about giving away secrets to people who will never invest the time or money to become proficient. What did your very first kydex sheaths look like? I look at your KZbin videos as showcases of your talent and inducements to buy your products, not inducements to do it myself.

[@HouseBladeDesign]

I'm a maker an have been make for 18 years an been doing knives an kydex sheaths an I pay it forword with every thing I do no secrets

[@TurtleBushcraft]

Very nice work Thanks for sharing your knowledge atb John

[@gma3238]

Where did you buy logo stamp?

[@joeyguzman25]

how much for one just like that ?

[@huynh4128]

Haha words of wisdom. Love this guy

[@artymech]

awesome job! now I have to get me one or two!!

[@NorwegianWoods]

Nice work man! Thanks for showing :) - Martin

[@2arrowknives]

great to watch brother. i appreciate the time and effort you put in to it and you showing the process. i wear my supertool everyday and important tool in my life and my job i once broke a flipped car window with my tool and pulled a guy out. i have also lost 2 already due to the stock sheaths. i will know that it will be secure now and know i can trust it because of your hands. i will make sure to do a video on it and let people know. thanks brother again cant wait till it comes god bless 👍

[@aHigherPower]

Personally, I would rather support those guys I respect. I don't mind spending a little cash to get something done right by a professional. I will mention Mr. Wolf, lol, it surprises me how much and how many I see waste their sheet leather. Is there a reason you don't move your template all the way to the edged of the leather to allow you to better utilize it for another project? Please teach me sir! lol

[@grierwolfe]

Sometimes I do. Other times I don't, it just depends on what the underside of the leather looks like. I really try to avoid any spots that might cause me problems. So if you ever see me move the template away from the outside of the material or rather the edge that is what I'm doing.

[@aHigherPower]

***** Ahh...got it.

[@CPLBSS88]

awesome work!

[@EatCarbs]

That looks badass! Looking forward to getting mine. Trade secrets huh? Well.... guess I'll just run out and open a kydex shop.. LOL Thanks for the video

[@elvinamillaneam]

Brother that's way you're blessed 👏

[@BarackBananabama]

I think your best kept secret is the way you keep your desktop and cutting mat clean.

[@DonnyB]

The master at work... Very cool. I guess I'm an asshole because I wouldn't e howing how to do this stuff. I'd show and or help a friend but that's it. I guess this isn't the only reason I'm an asshole. LOL

[@grierwolfe]

lmao..... no matter brother we still love you.

[@wyomingslabjacking4190]

What is the cost or one just like that one?

[@grierwolfe]

$35

[@wyomingslabjacking4190]

Witch Letherman dose it fit?

[@billyjoedenny]

thumbs up brother..... ..bill

[@grierwolfe]

Thank you Bill. I appreciate it.

[@justinshouse9668]

if you ever do a leather/kydex in the midwest please post it

[@graymanprepper88]

Awesome rig. What did you use to loosen the screws on your leatherman? I'm loving my pouches, putting them to good use.

[@grierwolfe]

They just have loosened through use man.

[@TheAnnoyingThingOutdoors1]

I agree, share. (unless it is a new developed industrial secret) besides, some people just like to see and know how it is made. Paper templates is also easy to correct, you can always scan them and store them on a computer or something and if you need it again you can print it out, Al though sizes might be different then. I know kydex isn't exactly bulletproof but how strong is it? any tests planed on it? Thank you for sharing. :-) (Any news about Larry?)

[@HeyRay2]

Want! Are you taking orders for these?

[@hungryfrog1564]

how can I order one for my leatherman supertool 300

[@jiffy1313]

Fucking JOCKO!

[@gliddy6282]

Had to turn the volume off to watch.