…for the next project today 🙂
this one will have a blade in Damasteel grinded by Tommy Jimmefors, a bolster in dyed and stabilized elkhorn a pice of mamuth
and some tinspacers and finaly the rest of the handle will be in dyed and stabilized spalted beech 🙂
…and I’m quet pleased with it 🙂
                                                            
I don’t think I’ve ever been so pleased with a seam on a sheath like this one 🙂 🙂
…when I sew the leathersheath 🙂 just got to make a beltloop and then dye it 🙂
…to find out you have made that pice of leather for the sheath to high 😦
well the good thing is that I’ve got more leather 🙂
so tomorrow I’ll do what I was suposed to do today, sew a sheath 😉
…in my workshop again 🙂
well…I come so far tonight so tomorrow I will start to make a sheath for this one 🙂
…the time with my grandchildren, but I am also looking forward to Monday 🙂
when I am back in my workshop 🙂
…from what I’m being doing this weekend 🙂
forming the handle with my files 🙂
thought that I have to do something at the but end, why not a inlay of rein deer antler?  but it’s going to be a big hole 😉
the hole is ready, and the rein deer antler is now glued in place 🙂
that’s all for now, now I’m taking a week of and go and visit my grandchildren and drink a pint ( or two ) 🙂 🙂
…in the handle 🙂
and as you can se, I’ve made a modell of how I want the handle to look like before the visit in the bandsaw 😉
tomorrow it’s time for me to use my files 🙂
…to use reindeer horn instead of the mamoth in the handle 🙂
and also some tin spacers. here’s a pic how I testing how well I’ve been sawing out the pices before I glue them together 🙂
…forged by Jakob and Simon Nylund, is what I’m going to use in my next knife 🙂
in the handle I’m going to use stabilized and dyed birch and elm, not sure about those mamoth spacers yet.
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