NEW Everyday Carry Leather Sheath Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2024
- Hey there, folks! How's it going? Ready to dive into some awesome DIY action? Well, hold onto your hats because today, we're cooking up something special - a killer leather sheath build for the newest addition to your toolkit: the Leatherman ARC multitool!
In this laid-back TH-cam vid, we're gonna roll up our sleeves, grab some leather, and get down to business. Picture this: crafting your very own sheath that not only protects but adds a touch of style to your trusty multitool. We're talking about upgrading its game with a custom-made accessory that's as cool as it is practical.
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Bravo, prelep rad.
Missing that belt loop would have been tough haha. Beautiful work as always!
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Beautiful work, FoN, as always. Keep making these mini works of art. Perry P. SoCal, USA
That sheath was a beauty. At the end of the video, when you snapped the flap shut, I expected to her applause 😊
Bahaha from Teun in the background being relieved I finally finished it! ;) 😂😂
Very beautiful leather case, your videos are fantastic!!!!Greetings from Athens Greece!
Nice work. The finished project is always fun, but the journey of creating from ideas of form to function & then putting the materials to work is what I enjoy the most. Great content thanks for sharing.
Totally agree! Thanks so much! :)
Excellent work, FoN. Seeing a lot of strength and artistry in your hands. Perry P., SoCal,USA
Thanks so much! I appreciate that! ☺️
Beautiful sheath.
Thanks! ☺️
Love the hat princess.❤😊
Thanks so much! I love it too! ☺️
Need one!
nice job
Absolutely love seeing the process! Who doesn't have an EDC Leatherman?
Hahaa thanks.. and I don’t know anyone who doesn’t! ;)
Великолепный чехол!!! Супер!!!
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Awesome work as always!!
Thank you!! ☺️
Dang! Nice work Britt, that's a super sexy colour of sheath too, love that dark brown !
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Nice job...:)
I recently made a pouch for my PM 2 set up scout carry. I don’t like clipping knives in my pockets. Then you can’t use the pocket and they tear up your pants. I wet formed the leather to the knife itself. I used layered cardboard on both sides and clamped it together while it dried. Worked great. Thanks 🎸🔪
Niiiice! :) and thank you! ☺️
You're a Freakin' Genius!!!
Mouhaha thanks!☺️
I am ALSO super new to wet molding (and leather work in general) but I made a hatchet sheath and cigar case by using a vacuum sealer to really squish it down around the edges. The leather obviously won’t dry in the bag, but it helped set the leather much better than I could have by myself 😂
I have heard of this method before but never tried it… I’ll have to give it a go one day! ☺️ thanks for watching
Super!😊
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Really nice work, looks great!
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Very nice work👍👍
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Awesome!!!
Thaanks ☺️
Wet forming makes some really cool things. But it can become a real challenge. Yours in this project looks fantastic!!
Thank you ☺️ … definitely challenging…somethings ended up being slightly crooked, need to figure out how to get my lines straights. Always learning.
Your work is simply amazing I have a Leatherman that could use a new case. Great channel I like how you show everything but in time laps,
even what some would think is boring its cool to see the process. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! I appreciate that ☺️
That is some great stuff!!
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@@freakofnatureco thank you for all the great stuff you have been putting out
I just got my arc, what timing!! Great video, keep up the awesome work!
Meant to be! ;) thanks for watching
I made a wet-moulded sheath for my Leatherman Surge. My process was somewhat different, but your way certainly resulted in a beautiful sheath. I would describe the appearance of mine as "utilitarian" 😂.
You've already gotten some good tips here, but I would second the point about making sure you leave enough of the tool sticking out to easily grasp with one's fingers. I learned that the hard way. 😂 Had to go back and cut away part of the sheath after it was all done, which was a PITA.
Hahaa it’s definitely not an easy task… take some patience that I don’t always have ;) thanks for the feedback back!! :)
That turned out nice. On the inside of the sheath when your inserting the snap add a small piece of suede to the back side of the snap, it keeps the knife/tool from getting nicked and scuffed up. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video.
So clever! Thanks for the tip… that hadn’t even crossed my mind!! ☺️ I appreciate you taking the time to watch
@@freakofnaturecoyou are welcome! I appreciate you taking time to make these videos.
Nice! 🖐😎👍
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Two pouches means you need another Leatherman !!! Well done!
Hahaha true! 😉
You did well, for being new to wet moulding. If I'm attaching a separate belt loop, i will fold it at the top, so the strain is on the leather itself, not the stitching. I may allow more of the tool to extend out of the top, to make grasping easier. (Esp. With my arthritic numb fingers!) Nice job, Hon...
That’s a very fair point! I’ll do that next time! Thanks for the tips! It’s much appreciated. Also thanks for taking the time to watch ☺️
I have seen and tried a "leather washer" of sorts at the top attachment point of a belt loop like hers in the video. Around the thickness of the expected belt, between the belt loop and the back of the sheath, the stiching going through the washer. This way, the wear, the belt will cause is on the washer.
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Great job Kiddo , amazing work for someone who says they are new. Talent, time and Teaching. You taught me something.👍 that is great
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Very well done all the way around.. hey I replied to a convo we had about rivet cutting a day or two ago. For $19 at Harbor Frieght, I found a 14" red handle nipper made by Doyle.. cuts the brass rivets with one hand nicely. (I put the skew# in the comment, I cant recall it now)..
Thanks so much! And yes I do remember… I’ll have to go back and take a look at that number! See if I could find it anywhere around here or if I need to order one
You did an exelent job on that leatherman sheath beautiful . I would say it is smatter of openion how you would make the belt attachment. Thankyou for sharing your work. You absolutely got a talent/gift in leather craft. Much love and light
Thanks so much! I appreciate the watch and comment!! ☺️
Kudos to Leatherman Canada and to you for making a lovely sheath.
Not wanting to take anything away from the fact that in that way they are supporting a "small" YT channel, but it is a good advertizing for them for almost no costs. (and even the costs they had, are probably tax deductable or being paid from the income before taxes for them)
Thanks so much! :)
We are extremely grateful for the opportunity we shared with Leatherman Canada. There are so many other bigger better creators out there and it was a privilege to be noticed by them :)
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Beautiful work, truly functional art!!!!
Thank you! ☺️
That’s a really good looking pouch 👍 thanks for sharing the build
Thank you! And thanks for watching ☺️
Looks awesome. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks for watching! ☺️
I need one of these!! Beautiful work, lot of fun watching.
Thank you! I appreciate that! ☺️
Idk if you have access or not .. but I've been using 3D printed molds lately and have had EXCELLENT results ... plus they're not susceptible to moisture
Interesting… I don’t have access but something to definitely look into.. thanks! ☺️
I follow you on IG and finally got over to your channel. I really like your combo of "tooling" and making a unique pattern. I was wondering what leather you are using. I know it's veg tanned but is it a harness leather? The bridle leather I use doesn't take on water like yours did.
Keep making videos.
Thanks so much for the support. I use a few different leathers… for my belts I use Sepici natural vegtan (purchase from OA leather) or Herman Oak (purchased from buckskin leather) for my sheaths I use Sepici and Conceria 3S (purchases from Hand and Sew leather) all great stuff! 👌🏼
So good! I want to do some wet molding. Did you make the mold custom for this project?
Thank you! And yes I did… well my father in law did 😉 made things a lot easier for mold.
Love the leather Arc pouch, BUT . . . next time you make one, please include the SIDE POCKETS for tools and accessories. In fact, the ONLY REASON to bother wearing the Leatherman pouch is that I can include extra stuff. PS - Please make room for Leatherman's plastic tool carriers, typically BOTH fit INSIDE the Leatherman pouch while the outside pockets are used for ratchet extensions, etc.
Thanks for the advice…very good points. I will have to go back to the drawing board ☺️ always looking to improve.
what is the name of the twine you used to stitch it up? I got some of that in my uncles leathercrafting kit when he passed and would like to order some more. there was no label or information on the spool and I've almost run out but can't seem to find anything equal to it. Mine doesn't seem to be sinew or any other leatherworking stitching product I can find. Thanks for your time.
Honestly I have no idea where I got this spool… I’ve had it for years! But Tiger thread is where it’s at if you want some good stuff!!! 👌🏼👌🏼check out Hand and See leather supply they sell samples 👌🏼
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Thumbs up for the pesky algorithm.
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What, no more sno-seal?
Hahahaa I knew someone was gonna pick up on this. I kept getting informed that sno-seal has quite abit of harsh chemicals and doesn’t react well with heat. So I’ve been experimenting with alternatives
Понтов много, чехол - такое себе..
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