You're hooked, more on the way.
LOL

Spectacular collection Warren. Just gorgeous. Congratulations to you and all of the makers. Some of the finest custom work in the world today!



Chief is right...the cleaver looks cold without some leather to keep it warm.

Bob,

I'll probably bring it to Blade this year and let Mudbone do his thing. Many thanks for the reply.

Warren this is an outstanding collection. I love that little one with the tipped handle and the little tooled black leather sheath.
Very nice.
Ronnie

Warren, when I had that cleaver, I kept thinking of having a "tilt out" like sheath made for it. The spine of the cleaver would face forward and the sheath would allow it to slide out the front.

Never worked out the mechanics.... but it was the idea.

Good luck!

Was sort of thinking along the same lines Tune. Great idea thanks.

The "Woodsman's Pal" tools sheath like that, with a zipper up the "spine" side.

This is not my image but I have a very similar "kit".

Great thought Rob. Now on second thought maybe I can get James to copy that blade, lol!

I have used my Woodsman Pal for 40 years, just to clean a trail, hack branches and hammer tent stakes. If you camp, a Woodsman Pal should be in your pack. A good USA built tool.

Pap

Pap,

Do you have the manuals? Would like to read them.