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    Mora Sheath

    Any one got any tips on making a sheath for a Mora 1 where is the best place to get material for it ?

    Gerry

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    Natural Born Bushcrafter Midge_Fodder's Avatar
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    Le Prevo is where I get my leather. They seem the best value.


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    cheers what leather would you recommend for a sheath and also some for pouches for fire kit etc

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    Natural Born Bushcrafter Midge_Fodder's Avatar
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    3mm veg tan shoulder should do it. Bearing in mind sheath leather is heavy for a reason. As for pouches etc, I usually use recycled stuff. Old boots, handbags, sofas and even the odd shot bike jacket will get used. You use far softer leather where blades aren't in the equation.


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    Tandy leather is another one to try. They have some good videos on YouTube as well

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    hello,
    The leather I'd suggest same as Midge_Fodder skin yourself an urban buffalo (sofa) apart from the leather is there anything else you require for your project?
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    looking at getting a hole dowel and sewing needles and any other sewing kit needed any one got recommendation`s on basic starter kit ?managed to get 6 sheets of a4 min size leather for £8.00

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    hello Gerry,
    PM your full name & address incl' postcode & I'll send you a 2 pack of sail makers needles (brand new). It's your call no offence taken or given if you don't want to take me up on my offer. I GAW a few packets to NBCUK community members 2015.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diviy View Post
    looking at getting a hole dowel and sewing needles and any other sewing kit needed any one got recommendation`s on basic starter kit ?managed to get 6 sheets of a4 min size leather for £8.00

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    That would be brilliant david if i can recpricate as per this thread
    http:// http://www.naturalbushcraft....061#post133061

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    Natural Born Bushcrafter Midge_Fodder's Avatar
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    I Bought a stitching awl off eBay. It was only £6 but really decent quality. Have a swatch on there for leather working tools.


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