I made this sheath using the tutorial by Gerd Jorgensen that I mentioned in a previous post. I am quite happy with the fit, although I would have tapered the pattern at the tip portion to narrow the sheath at the very end. The sheath was oiled with neatsfoot oil and sealed inside with Fiebing's Acrylic Resolene.
Showing posts with label Scandinavian sheath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scandinavian sheath. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Birch Bark Handled Puukko
A while back I posted pictures of this knife without a sheath. This post is a follow up to show the Scandinavian style sheath I made for it. This knife was made as a gift for my mom.
The sheath was made from a belly cut of cowhide that I had purchased to make some other sheaths this summer and I decided to use it for this sheath as well. The plans for this style of sheath were based on the tutorial I found on British Blades forum called "Scandi Sheaths My Way" by Gerd Jorgensen. The author has this tutorial on his website here. Gerd also has a pouch style sheath tutorial on the same page which is also great.
The knife handle was lightly coated with mineral oil and the sheath was coated with neatsfoot oil after it was completely finished drying.
The sheath was made from a belly cut of cowhide that I had purchased to make some other sheaths this summer and I decided to use it for this sheath as well. The plans for this style of sheath were based on the tutorial I found on British Blades forum called "Scandi Sheaths My Way" by Gerd Jorgensen. The author has this tutorial on his website here. Gerd also has a pouch style sheath tutorial on the same page which is also great.
The knife handle was lightly coated with mineral oil and the sheath was coated with neatsfoot oil after it was completely finished drying.
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