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8th February 08, 05:00 PM
#14
 Originally Posted by cavscout
That's it Joe. I thought I recalled it being yours, but couldn't find the thread. Thanks!
I agree Puffer. The sheeps wool backing on your sheath is a nice touch, but how much thicker does that make the profile?
Actualy very little. It depends on the "hide", but I use an inexpencive "sheared hide" ( total thickness is about 1/8" & compresses with wear ) Plus any sheath I make to wear in a sock (or boot) is made of 1/8" thick leather, so when it is added up, the total thickness of the sheath with the backing adds only 3/8" to the width of the knife.
The major advantage, is as I said, comfort. The wool absorbs the sweat, plus the sheath dose not rub your leg raw.
Hope this helps
Puffer
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