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Making A Custom Tooled Leather Sheath For An Estwing Sportsman’s Axe - Leather Craft

In this leather craft video, I replace the generic sheath that came with my Estwing Sportsman’s Axe with a new custom tooled leather sheath. The sheath is intricately tooled all around and features a steel belt clip on the backside that allows the sheath to be taken on and off without belt removal. I tried to match the color scheme of the axe handle by applying a combination of walnut and chocolate color dyes and by stitching the sheath together using white Tiger thread. I hope you enjoy this axe sheath making video and can pick up a few tips and techniques for creating your own. What is the Gospel? 👇    • What is the Gospel? | The Umbrella An...   Check out my work on my Instagram account . Follow me at: 👇   / kingdomgloryleather   TOOLS & MATERIALS: Axe: • Estwing Sportsman’s Axe Leather: • Natural Vegetable Tanned Leather 8-9 oz (3.4mm) • Chrome Free Black Pigskin Lining (Screw Head Patch) Patterns/Marking • Cereal box (for the cardboard pattern) • Steel cork backed rulers • TechTools brand T-square • Scratch Awl (for marking) • Ink Pen (for marking) • Craftool Wing Dividers (for laying out the stitching lines) • Multi circle drawing template (for making template) • Craftool English point drawing template (for the keeper strap end) • Staedtler brand arch drawing template. (For marking the curves on the template) • Tow ball hitch (for weight to hold down the template) Cutting: • Kobalt brand box cutter • Weaver Master Tool Round Knife • X-Acto knife • Steel half round punch (for cutting inside corners) • Steel quarter round punch (for rounding corners) • ¾” oblong die cutter (for the steel clip installation) • Steel hole punches (for rivets and Sam Browne closure) • Weaver #1 edge beveler • Swivel knife with 3/8” straight edge blade • Leather strop with green polishing compound • Nail pullers (for clipping off rivets) • Barry King #5 French skiver (for removing leather for the steel clip) • Glass plate (for skiving) • Craftool snips (for cutting thread) • Craftool slotted punch for Sam Browne Stud (5.0) Tooling: Water (for casing the leather) Foam brush (for applying water) Painter’s Tape (for backing the leather while tooling) Beveler stamp (#PB013) Circle stamp (#Z-S706) Craftool camouflage stamp (#F933) Modeling tool Barry King push beveler Camouflage stamp (#PD011) Craftool three-way basket weave stamp (#X502S) Craftool cross stamp Diamond stamp, top & bottom of cross (#F916) Gluing / Sanding • EcoWeld Contact Adhesive (for gluing keeper strap) • Plastic bottle (for applying EcoWeld) • Cotton swabs (for applying EcoWeld) • Weldwood Contact Cement (for gluing on the welt) • Craftool Detail Rougher • 1200 grit sandpaper (for detail sanding of edges) • Bone folder Machines: • Craftool drum sander/burnishing machine • 1 Ton arbor press • Mini Bench Drill (1/16” bit for stitching -3/16” bit for rivets) • Drill Master brand rotary tool (For small drum sanding) • Central Pneumatic airbrush machine & airbrush Stitching: • 6mm steel pricking irons • 3” (75mm) Needles • Lighter • 0.8mm White Ritza Tiger Thread • Wooden stitching pony Hammers: • 1.5lb Barry King tapered maul (for punching holes & tooling) • C.S. Osborne & Co Leather Working Hammer (For tamping down stitches and glue) • Ball peen hammer (for peening rivets) • Anvil (for peening rivets) Hardware • #14 Brass rivets and burrs (with #14 setter & peening tool set) • Steel belt clip • Antique brass Sam browne button (5.0) • Flat head screwdriver (for fastening the Sam Browne stud) Finish: • Fiebing’s Pro Dye Walnut • Fiebing’s Pro Dye Chocolate • Fiebing’s Medium Brown Antique Finish • Gum Tragacanth (for burnishing the backside) • Tokonole (for edge burnishing) • Small needle bottle (for applying Tokonole) • Central Pneumatic airbrush (for applying dye) • Small paint brushes (for applying dye) • Wool dauber (for applying dye, antique finish & Gum Trag.) • Paper towels • Flat and round wooden slickers (for burnishing) • RTC Sheridan Resist and Finish (for final top coat) • Round cotton pads (for applying top coat)