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Thread: Torch sheath with a twist

  1. 27-12-2013, 01:45 PM #1
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    Torch sheath with a twist






    This is a draft sheath of an idea I've had for awhile .
    I think the idea will work well with a few minor tweaks .
    It will have a Sam Browne style stud fastener on it to keep the flap down .

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    I decided to put just an ordinary stud closer on it because the type of stud I want to use on these things are still a while away from arriving .
    I'll wear it on my work belt for awhile to see how it goes and to see potential problems with it before I make another one with some refinements .

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    Crap that's sexy. How do I buy one from ya, Ken?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    Crap that's sexy. How do I buy one from ya, Ken?

    If this thing works OK , I'll make you one for free ( well , kind of free ) the cost will be a donation to a kids charity .

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    That's awesome dude. Always amazing to see what people get up to in their spare time. The amount of cool stuff you never get to see must be massive.
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