That's lovely that is Dr HP - very nice.I've not really made any pouches for myself, but i did make a nice pouch for my Dad a few Christmasses ago - for a pruning knife that was also a prezzie... i forget the make of the knife, Italian, begins with an M...? Anyway, i even bought one of those speed stitchers to help make it, those thingys for repairing sails, which itself is a lovely tool. I'll take a pic in a minute...
You said that you are waiting for the belt clip, why not see on a belt loop?
Lovely lovely! I love MTs but am consistently disappointed with poor quality sheaths that come with them. Its an inspiration to folks take the initiative make their own. One of these days I'll give it a shot...
Quote from: clown on October 28, 2017, 04:42:54 AMLovely lovely! I love MTs but am consistently disappointed with poor quality sheaths that come with them. Its an inspiration to folks take the initiative make their own. One of these days I'll give it a shot...I agree with you on that one. My first Leatherman was a PST and the sheath that came with it was of equal quality as the MT itself. Later on I got the old style Wave with the brown sheath. Also super good quality. The sheath that came with my Charge TTI however is such a bad quality that with 6 months of pretty light use, it is already showing signs of tear.
a most excellent work on that sheath! I believe that the sheath is as important as the tool if you intend to carry it. The older LM leather sheaths have no rival and both nylon and leather new ones leave a lot to be desired IMO.
And I also like a lot clippable sheaths for quick operation and no need to take your belt off to change them, but most I have wiggle, move a lot or are just not nice to carry in most of my belts. I've even had some fall out and unclip themselves in some situations.A nice quick-exchange system that has worked better for me is the MOLLE type, with a nylon strap or cordura material that can be opened and snapped closed. It's also very quick and generally more stable. Something like this (hope the links are OK to put)https://www.knifecenter.com/item/TM20020/Timberline-Tactical-Ballistic-Nylon-Dual-Carry-MOLLE-Sheath-Blackor thishttp://sportingcutlery.co.uk/leatherman-xl-ballistic-nylon-molle-multi-tool-pouch-sheath-in-desert-brown
Quote from: Dr. Horseparty on October 28, 2017, 09:24:07 AMWhich sheath do you mean specificaly? Any pics?
Quote from: Mechanickal on October 28, 2017, 10:50:02 AMQuote from: Dr. Horseparty on October 28, 2017, 09:24:07 AMWhich sheath do you mean specificaly? Any pics?I mean the standard leather sheath that comes with the Charge TTI.The nylon webbing seems to be easily overstretched and it is very hard to fit both the MT and the bit card into the sheath and close it properly.
Quote from: LoopCutter on October 27, 2017, 11:31:43 PMYou said that you are waiting for the belt clip, why not see on a belt loop?I have considered this quite a bit. I really like the belt clip on my Juice where I can just slide the sheath over my belt in order to carry it.Here in Denmark we have some strict knife rules so I have to have a good reason to carry a knife. I usually have because I am a veterinarian but that explanation will not be accepted if I carry the knife to the super market. Therefore it is important to me that I can remove the sheath from my belt pretty quickly. I am a little worried that the belt clip will make the sheath dangle too much on the belt but we will see.
DRHORESEPARTYVery very nice sheath you have made there. I like quality and the chestnuts color. You may consider taking orders, it seems that nice!I'm imagining one for my PST II, another for my Blast, my Super Tool, and so on.Nice work.