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How To Build A Wooden Sheath | Damascus Steel Knife Sheath

In this build video I show you how I made two wooden sheaths for my new Damascus steel knife that I recently purchased. I made one sheath out of curly maple and the other out of an exotic wood called Chechen. I wanted the maple to be a contrasting look and the Chechen to be something that matched the color of the handle of the knife. To make the sheath I begin by resawing the lumber at the band saw. Next I run the boards through my drum sander to take them down to their final thickness. Over at the table saw I cut the pieces to their final widths and lengths. To remove the waste where the knife will go, I first trace the blade on to the handles and then using an 1/8" router bit, I remove the waste. To protect the knife while it's in the sheath, I put flocking on the inside. I did that by applying the glue, and then shooting the flock on to the glue to dry. Finally, I routed a chamfer on 4 edges of the sheath and then applied a couple coats of a wipe on poly. Let me know which sheath you think looks better with the knife in a comment below. -------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): https://www.amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel:    / @simplecove   -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram:   / simplecove   Twitter:   / simplecove   Facebook:   / simplecove   Pinterest:   / simplecove   -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383 To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email [email protected]