Something I knocked up last night from an old army kitbag.
Couldnt justify £60 just to have a bit of leather and the RM brand on it.
Just need to fashion a closer on the flap but will be braided paracord and wooden/antler toggle and the carry strap is left loose to allow for adjustment.
Very nice that mate.
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Done mate.Originally Posted by ammo
Nice, I like the combo idea.
Must try and learn to use swimbo's sewing machine, she's only used it once since I bought it for her!!
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Just finished it off with a small woven paracord keeper and hand turned hazel toggle.
Might not be as tidy as the RM one but well chuffed with it.
Excellent work, that is
. Saved a lot of coin, and made something that will last
.
An axe case from US sellers would cost you anywhere from $40 to over $80.
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Only difference when I made mine was I put suede patches on the main wear points, and used webbing and d-rings so I could use different ways to attach it to my pack. But top job
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Great job! Well done,
And I like your idea there midge spot on
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Very nice!
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