Wet Formed Leather Sheath for a Box Knife
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Making a sheath or case for a tool you like to keep at your fingertips is a quick and easy project. In this video, Chuck shows how he wet molded a sheath for a box knife. You can use these same steps to mold a case for any number of tools. This sheath features a belt clip for easy on and off.
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Chuck is one of the best presenters on yt. better than most tv guys.
Bruno R. B. Silva yes I agree.
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Better with decaf. ;>)
I love how Chuck SHOWS you how to make a pattern for things! Very easy to understand and I love to watch him make stuff!
I'm currently making a wet molded sheath for my Leatherman and am now realizing there was a MUCH easier way. Man, experience speaks
Good video. This is the first tutorial of yours that I have watched straight through. I learned quite a bit. I am a Surgical Technician, and there are times that a knot being tied, is a bit of a reach. Seeing you tie it, tensioning the string with your finger, is exactly the way it's tied off in the Operating Room.
I'm currently starting my 11th of 12 rounds of chemo for pancreatic cancer, and your videos are a great way to keep myself occupied.
Cackling inside! "Everything you need can be found at the link below!" $650 and one tutorial later and you've got a wet formed leather sheath for a box knife!
Seriously, all the tutorials I've seen on this channel are great. Chuck breaks things down really simply. I used his tutorial on a standard knife sheath. I've never touched leather before 5 days ago, but I've now got a beautiful sheath even though I used cheap stuff. I'm planning on slowly building up my supply of quality tools from Weaver so that my husband and I can be a team, with me lovingly encasing the knives he makes in beautiful leather. Thank you, Chuck.
I've learned all of this stuff already, but sometimes I just want to hear Chuck show me how it's done. He's got a really great energy.
Great project. Stitching in a Leather belt loop on the back before you assemble makes a good alternative to a belt clip. That's how I made it this afternoon and it worked very well.
Here we go again...Another great instructional vid from the Leather Wizard. I am learning sir...
I have been wanting to try wet molding for some time but I have seen some over complicated techniques. Your technique is very simple and the end result is great! I know what my next project will be. Thanks for your very good instruction. I really like all your videos.
What I really love about these videos is that not only do you use simple techniques that have great results and are easy to learn, but it's basically the exact same tools for all projects.
So I'd buy a handful of good tools, and can use them to make pretty much anything I want.
A couple of tricks shown in a different video also make me think I can finally make use of all that scrap leather I got gifted in a big bag.
That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and following along!
Yeah, Chuck's got the common sense and know how to show and do. Always like these videos.
Thank You Chuck for a simple idea!!!
Really enjoy these videos, and I'm loving the backing track too. Thanks, Chuck ...
His tutorials are so easy to follow and he always explains why he is doing what he does in a very easy to understand way that makes it all come together. Thanks Chuck!
Always a pleasure to watch your tutorials
Love it. Adding it to my list. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise.
You're a brilliant teacher. I wish I could learn from you and teach this well. I'll damn well try. Thank you.
As always I enjoy watching Chuck . He is a wonderful leather craftsman. And he explains this in a way anybody can understand and follow along .
Chuck i saw another crafter use a vacuum bag to mold his leather worked great. I have a food saver vacuum sealer and it works amazing for wet molding.
You are a great instructor!
Chuck is a leather crafting Badass! Best teacher on TH-cam.
Chuck... you are a leather craft hero! Perhaps even a Bob Ross of the world of leather! Love watching the way you teach to better understand leather, as well all your tips and tricks!
Thank you so much, so gad the videos are helpful!
An absolutely fantastic tutorial
Very smooth and clean delivery of instruction. Great job sir.
Stunning....clear explanations. Im impressed. Thanks for the tutorial.
Great attention to detail! Your tips will make all the difference in the finished project. Thank you!
Good inspiration for lots of different tool sheaths. thanks
Thank you! Have have a great day.
So fun to watch! Lots of great tips. Thank you!
Fantastic. I am learning fast from your great teaching with energy. Thank you
Excellent tutorial as usual Chuck!
Awesome project Chuck. Many thanks. I've just started a new job in a warehouse. Will be making this sheath at the weekend.
I just started working with leather this year and have learned a lot from watching Chuck. I just wish I started leather working years ago
The leather craft cement is strangely strong. Well put.
I guess I'll just have to join in and say that you are a great teacher, Sir. So easy to follow with all the subtle details included. Thank you.
You're welcome. Thank you for wathcing!
I love the Weaver videos.
You have the most solid sounding table I have heard a leather worker use lol.
That marble tooling slab under my cutting board is a huge help!
Excellent tutorial
Always enjoy watching your videos Chuck. You explain things simply for those of us who have none or minimal leather experience.
Thank you, I'm so glad the videos are easy to understand!
I never feel so motivated as much as watching this man doing this amazing stuff with such an ease . I am so relaxed while watching this video like a was meditating . God bless you mind sir . I will sustainly be back for more of this good energy
Your instructions made it fairly easy to create a thumb breaking holster for my Dad's .45 acp.
I have watched this like 8 times. I have this box cutter Stanley 99e. When I had a knife sheath, it was my most used tool. Now I can't find a sheath anywhere.
I am now going to make this one. Thanks bud.
This guy is smart, kind, and a decent teacher. If you want to learn leathercraft well, and with a bit of humor, and meanwhile with all the tips you need and reminders you need at the right time--for instance 10:40 he reminds us to trim our nails or keep them away from the leather...for those who want TL:DR version...just subscribe, you won't be sorry.
Awesome work, thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Another great video, Chuck! Thanks.
Thank you Ron!
Thats Awesome Mate.
Thank you so much. This is exactly the type of project I want to start with.
Great video tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 🙏
I really enjoy and get sooooo much from Chucks videos. 👍
Thank you, Ben - so good to hear that!
The only “improvement” I’d make is to coat the inside / “rough” (flesh) sides of both pieces - after dying, but prior to assembly - with Fiebings Tankote, which kind of hardens and waterproofs those surfaces. If The sheath is never going to see weather, as could be the case for a box knife sheath like this that may only ever be used indoors, this doesn’t really matter, but for a survival knife or other ‘outdoor’ sheath, it’s a key step. Just don’t put any Tankote on the surfaces you’re going to cement together. Those need to be dry leather. And roughen up the smooth grain-side surface before gluing it. Another good tip Chuck gave in this video, which people might miss, is the value of a fairly weak set of inexpensive clamps. I have made the mistake of clamping my cemented edges with too-strong clamps before and they squish the cement out too much and make too tight of a seam, which actually makes for a weaker bond than one that allows a certain amount of cement to remain between the two layers. You want firm, but not crushed. Love your vids, Chuck!
As always you are easy to follow, thank you for that
Thanks you for taking time to explain so well and in great details
Outstanding tips 👌
Awesome! I´m glad I found your channel. I am about to get started. Thanks to you for taking the time to make these vids. Thumbs Up!
Great presentation , like always
I'm just now finding an interest in this craft. This video is very detail oriented, and this is a super helpful and well produced vid! I have several projects in store and appreciate your experience.
Absolutely fantastic tutorials. You have and continue to help me so much. Thank you!
Great to hear! Thank you!
Wow !! TKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT 🇧🇷🇺🇸
Great video
Outstanding! Nice, clean, professional 👍. Thanks for your excellent work!
Thank you, James!
Amazing video Chuck! Thanks a bunch
Thank you, glad it helped!
I can't believe how much I learn in just one video!
Very good! Thank you.
Once again, another great video. I learned a lot.
Glad to hear it, thank you!
Always the best!
Awesome video, thank you for teaching me about the proper way of working leather to make a knife case. I'll definitely save this video an order from your company. I have always said, having the correct tool to use will show in your final projects. So I'll need to get several leather tools to do what you did and since I really like your how to videos, I'll order the tools from you. Thank you again.
Thank you so much, Terry - so glad the video was helpful!
Good Job! Thank for help!
Nice. I’ve got to add more molded products on my shop. Thanks guys for the video. 👌🏼
Thanks so much!
Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Saludos desde Puebla México. Buena noche.
Looking at making some leather sheaths for coworkers, this video is a great help!!
Great to hear! Thank you!
Great video.
Chuck is the best instructor I've come across, thanks mate, I'm from downunda, Australia 👍😊
Wow, thanks so much!
Thank you very much for this, amazing presentation
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Very nice, I love your work!👍👍
Great to see you back Chuck .I find that we are of like minds when it comes to choice of cutting tool I started using it not knowing I should be using a cutting tool that said for leather cutting . I have since purchased every leather cutting knife there is but still go back to the box cutter. Happy trails
Thank you, Mike and happy trails to you as well!
I love this guys energy! Most intense leather worker on TH-cam! 😂
This guy is gold
Another great video Chuck. The only thing I do differently is attach the clip prior to stitching which I find to be a bit easier for me although if you zone out while stitching the thread can get caught on the clip.
Great video sir
Great!!!! I really appreciate Chuck's fantastic delivery and quite functional teaching method. Now I want to get a shoulder and get going on some veg tan.
Warm regards
Jennie
Thank you, we hope you enjoy working with veg tan!
Thank you so much. I have been looking for this. I was looking just today to buy one now I'm going to make one for my self!
That's great to hear, have fun with it!
Michael W
Wow. New viewer. Hope you are proud of it! Hey I'm even proud of you and don't even know ya. Thank You! Very informative and so well done. Look forward to watching them all.
Thank you so much, and welcome!
So good I watched it two times. Thanks
Thank you so much!
great video dude! thanks
Glad you liked it! You're welcome!
This dude got great energy
Excellent video. Just tried my hand at wet forming a few days ago, and sure could have used some of these tips! I'm going to revisit, I think, and put this to use.
So glad the video was helpful!
This video is about as good as gold for the next project im doing, thanks brother.
You make it look so easy. 👍😁
Lots of practice and we're all still learning every day! 👍
Top video, Chuck, you make it look sooooo easy. I am truely inspired. My wife's a gardenener and uses secetures a lot so that's her Christmas presents all done next December!! ATB from Somerset, UK
That's awesome, thanks so much for watching! Hope they turn out great for you!
Thankyou! Very good information!👌👍☺️✌️
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome. :)
I enjoy watching him
Nice and simple, well explained. This will work for handguns, Magazines, Knives, or anything one wants to carry on their belt. with a little bit of imagination it carries over to purses, boxes etc. one only needs a few tools and they can do amazing work.
That's exactly right, Eric! You can take these basic steps and run with it for a multitude of projects!
I couldn´t find a sheath with a clip for my multitool that I liked so now i made one by myself. The fit is spot on and for the first time I think it works and looks pretty nice. Thank you Chuck !
That's awesome, glad it turned out well for you!
@@WeaverLeatherSupply Yes it did. The second one not so much but I am still learning. 😊
Super nice project and excellent instruction as always. Happy 2020!!
Thank you so much, happy 2020 to you also!
Such professional presentation seamless videos excelent information thanks for putting these out there weaver leathercraft team
Thank you so much!
Great materials, great tools, great presenter, great tips... Am I missing something? Yeah, I love that magnetic tack hammer. I'm still gathering my tools to start working. Big fan of your videos, Sir!...
Thank you, Omar!
Great video. I'm working on a drop point knife kit (I only need to make the scales) right now that came with a fairly shapeless leather sheath. Now I think I'll be able to fit the sheath around the handle.
Gotta say, I didn't think that the 1/2 hr video would be watchable, but you held my interest the whole time.
Thanks!
Thank you for watching, Greg! Glad it was helpful!
Chuck, my daughter's boyfriend is a chippy (builder) and mentioned that a Stanley knife (that's what we call them in Australia) sheath would be very useful. I followed your instructions but used a straight leather belt loop instead) and it worked a treat. Great instructions and a great result. Thanks. Now I've just got to find something at my house that he can fix in return. ;-)
That's awesome, Phil! Thank you so much for watching!
I have been using a box knife since I started doing leather work.The new standard blades are not sharp enough for the kind of work I do.I always sharpen my blades,starting with a 220G sand paper then move to a 320G,next a 400G next a 600G and finish with a leather strop and jewelers rouge.I can get ten times the life out of my blades this way.
I make a lot of gun holsters and so I make matching mag pouches at the same time and I use the same technique Chuck is using here to make them.
Great job Chuck!Very good and easy to follow video!
Thank you, Mike! That's a great tip on sharpening the blades!
This is excellent! I was wondering the other day if there was a video where Chuck went over how to make one of these. Thank you and Happy New Year!
Thank you and Happy New Year to you as well, Ed!