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Tutorials - Making a sheath and
sharpening a knife
Some sheath making steps and how I
make sure all my knives get really sharp. |
Stitching
the sheath. (Pictures 1, 2 and 3)
Knife. (Pictures 4 and 5)
Sanding the sheath to get rid of the imperfections on
the edges. (Pictures 6 and 7) |
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Picture 2 |
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Picture 3 |
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Picture 4 |
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Picture 5 |
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Picture 6 |
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Picture 7 |
Dyeing
the leather with special paint. (Picture 8 and 9)
Materials used and knife (sheath is getting dry to I can
polish it) (Picture 10)
Applying leather polish to the dyed sheath. (Picture
11)
Polishing the sheath. (Picture 12)
The knife had an edge already, but I always leave the
final sharpening to when I finish the sheath. This way
I don't have to mind about the knife getting dull from
the process and most important, I minimize the risk of
cutting myself deeply as it had happen in the past.
First step of the final grinding: big belt. (Picture
13)
Second step of the final grinding: small belt. (Picture
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Picture 9 |
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Picture 10 |
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Picture 11 |
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Picture 12 |
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Picture 14 |
Third
step of the final grinding: stropping on a greased leather
piece pinned to a flat piece of wood. (Picture 15)
Final step of the final grinding: ceramic rod. One direction.
(Picture 16)
Other direction. (Picture 17) |
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Picture 16 |
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Picture 17 |
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| Finished
Knife and Sheath |
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