Those look pretty cool!!!

I do like those Chad. Somewhere on this forum is a tutorial by Karl Anderson on wooden sheath making. There are also other ways to do the belt loop with a much thinner piece of wood or antler lashed to the wooden body with lacing. This was a popular method in the early medieval -Viking era. I have a photo or two of the style. I will see if I can find it for you.

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I do like those Chad. Somewhere on this forum is a tutorial by Karl Anderson on wooden sheath making. There are also other ways to do the belt loop with a much thinner piece of wood or antler lashed to the wooden body with lacing. This was a popular method in the early medieval -Viking era. I have a photo or two of the style. I will see if I can find it for you.

Thanks, I will look for the other thread. I plan on changing things up for the belt loop/ clip. Those three are kind of prototypes that I whipped together in about 2 hours.

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Thanks, I will look for the other thread. I plan on changing things up for the belt loop/ clip. Those three are kind of prototypes that I whipped together in about 2 hours.

And a fine job you did in that 2 hours.

Here is one on a sword. It's a very elaborate piece of work, (I couldn't find the simpler ones) but I just want to show you the idea of making a curved and skinny loop fastened to the wooden sheath with lacing or cord.