How is your axe sheath?

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2trapper

Forager
Apr 11, 2011
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1
Italy
Dear fellows,
I'd like asking you if you like sharing some pictures of your axe sheath. I'm going to try making one and I hope you share the pics of your masterpieces

Thank you very much!
 

Kepis

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 17, 2005
6,704
2,141
Sussex
Here's a few of mine, based on the Gransfors one, which to my mind is just about the best design for an axe mask there is

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Matching set that i made for myself

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bb07

Native
Feb 21, 2010
1,322
1
Rupert's Land
That's some very talented work there Kepis, to say the least. If the smilies were working, you'd be swamped with thumbs up!
 

British Red

M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft)
Dec 30, 2005
26,714
1,961
Mercia
Mine are generally fuller than Kepis' design - mainly to keep rain and moisture off the head - this is okay but if the weather gets in and the leather is soaked it holds moisture in - so my masks are generally soaked in nikwax

I didn't make these btw - a lovely bloke called Singtek did - but I have others by Dougster and Topknot - their work is good too!


all 3 by British Red, on Flickr

They generally have 2 D rings on the back


wetterlings back by British Red, on Flickr

This allows Bergan attachment


bergan by British Red, on Flickr

Sling Carry


Baldric by British Red, on Flickr

Or Belt Carry


belt by British Red, on Flickr

The mini axe just has one D ring


Mini Wetterlings by British Red, on Flickr

The Double Bit has two masks but no rings (thanks Dougster)


New Axe Cover by British Red, on Flickr

This one has a different sling arrangement courtesy of Topknot (carried across the back)


Baldric by British Red, on Flickr

Red
 
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Hi 2trapper

Some of mine (different design to kepis', and not as decorative:) )

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Slightly different approach to the GB mask, relying on the angle of the head to retain the mask. It also leaves the poll open to use as a mallet (on wood only :rolleyes: ) without needing to unmask the edge.
 

British Red

M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft)
Dec 30, 2005
26,714
1,961
Mercia
@BritishRed - how much do you charge for an axe sheath? Just bought a beauty from Hugo...

Most of mine were made by a chap called Singtek mate - and he's back in Malaysia now sadly for me :(

Dougster and Topknot made others of mine and I can reccomend both. I do some leatherwork but never to sell - it takes me too long! I have a lot - because I have a lot of axes :eek:

One more of Singteks for fun


Nessmuk Trio 2 by British Red, on Flickr

Red
 

Samon

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mar 24, 2011
3,970
44
Britannia!
Hedgehog the handle on that first hatchet is lovely! did you make it?

Some lovely sheaths showing up guys!

here's my tomohawk mask I made from leather jacket scraps and epoxy.. ;)

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