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    ******************** UPDATE*************

    Here is a little update on this thread. I wanted to carry this Schrade for a few days; it has been sitting in a box for years. So I put it in my pocket & the weight/size is too much for the pocket.

    I made this case out of some Veggie tanned bull belly leather I had left over from the machete case I made. I don't know how to tool yet, so it is plain Jane style. It's heavy duty though, very thick leather.

    Thanks for looking,
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    Nice job, John.

    I need a new case for my Leatherman but it must have a cap to keep it from falling out.

    Won't your Schrade be apt to come out with no cap?
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    Not easily,,, its hard to see , but I form fitted it by soaking the thick leather & forming it around the knife on a piece of board. I used staple to hold the form as I baked it at 112 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes. The knife sits down deep , even with the exposed part. you can turn it upside down & shake it & it stays. Having 3 blades made it difficult to get a good mold & the leather is very thick.

    Your Leatherman will mold easier with thinner leather.
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    Very nicely done! I like the plain Jane look. Tooling when done properly can be a nice addition, but IMHO there is much to be said for keeping it simple.


    It was in original condition, faded red, well-worn, but nice.
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