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New Pouches for Spyderco Police

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I’ve made next sheaths for spyderco police. One of them is a copy of the previous. With these pouchs I’m beginning 2010. I would be grateful for some comments of my work.


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They look very good!
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They do indeed look very good.
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That not work bro...Thats art! Very well done! I love how you made the sheath work for both hor. & vert. carry. Take care.
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Very nice leatherwork, excellent finishing.
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Those are gorgeous! Really top notch work.
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Wow, they look like precise works of arts! The attention to detail is very impressive.
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they look great. hey Alex (dialex) this would look great on your duty belt :D .
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I like how you made it dual belt loop with just one loop you can wear it vertical or horizontal
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Seriously nice! You're very artistic - they are very pleasing to the eye - I love your work. Thanks for sharing. :D The stippling and the lines... just very nice! :D

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Beautiful!
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looks good,how much are those selling for................
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THE PUNISHER wrote:looks good,how much are those selling for................
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They do look very nice.
-Do you offer or are you planning to offer this pouch in the tip up carry?
-Also what type of material is the pouch made of?
-Last where can we get this product?

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Really nice work.

At work you literally had 10 cops hanging over my computer drooling over this pouch and wanting the thing, and wanting to buy a "Police" knife just so they can have it.

I'll bite.

Get us info on cost.
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Great looking leather work!

Please forgive my ignorance, but why do you need a holster for a knife with a clip?
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How the heck do you make leather do that?
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North61 wrote:How the heck do you make leather do that?
The lines and texture are done with metal tools called stamps and modeling tools. The leather can be wetted and molded with water. Leather is a very nice medium to work with!
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Thanks Hector. I make sheaths for the knives I make but the crispness of your work is a revalation! I routinely wet and mold my sheaths but never get remotely close to the tightness of your work. I'll have to do some study.
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I looked around and I think I found his website: http://www.sylwestertyra.pl/index.html

It's still under construction but there are a few more pics.
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