Chris Crawford Knives Presents Rawhide Neck Sheaths

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  • John Cohea is a frontier style knifemaker and leather worker from Nettleton, Mississippi. In this video, John demonstrates how to make two rawhide neck sheaths. The first sheath is more of a traditional neck sheath where the knife extracts from the bottom. The second neck sheath is a conversion type of sheath that can be worn on either the neck or a belt. Some of the techniques that John demonstrates are: Making a copper concho Making a copper lanyard bail Making a copper back panel Making a braided neck lanyard Making a hook and loop clasp for the lanyard and other decorating tips Rated 5.0 out of 5.
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  • John Cohea is a frontier style knifemaker and leather worker from Nettleton, Mississippi. In this video, John demonstrates how to make two rawhide neck sheaths. The first sheath is more of a traditional neck sheath where the knife extracts from the bottom. The second neck sheath is a conversion type of sheath that can be worn on either the neck or a belt. Some of the techniques that John demonstrates are: Making a copper concho Making a copper lanyard bail Making a copper back panel Making a braided neck lanyard Making a hook and loop clasp for the lanyard and other decorating tips Rated 5.0 out of 5.

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