Scales for a mule....
Scales for a mule....
Bought my first Mule today....Cru Wear.
My talents lie far outside creating scales for the knife...can someone point me toward sources for scales?
My talents lie far outside creating scales for the knife...can someone point me toward sources for scales?
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Cuscadi make excellent scales also. Sorry for the crappy photos, speedlight batteries are on charge right now.
I paid 75Euro($95 AUD / USD) for a full contour Carbon Fibre set including shipping.
http://www.cuscadi.de

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Yes that's a blue nylon liner between the CF and the tang.
I paid 75Euro($95 AUD / USD) for a full contour Carbon Fibre set including shipping.
http://www.cuscadi.de

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Yes that's a blue nylon liner between the CF and the tang.
Aussie Knife nut.
Incoming: Southfork
Latest arrivals: CF M390 Millie, Elmax Mule, Fallkniven S1
Incoming: Southfork
Latest arrivals: CF M390 Millie, Elmax Mule, Fallkniven S1
dj moonbat wrote:It's important to have at least 2 knives on you: one knife that's not going to scare anybody, and one that is.
The problem with sheaths is that every knife is slightly different, especially when dealing with custom hand made scales.
So making the sheath (at least in the case of thermo plastics like kydex) often requires forming the sheath around the actual finished product. So unless you want to have a go at making a basic kydex press.... Maybe you could try a generic leather sheath?
So making the sheath (at least in the case of thermo plastics like kydex) often requires forming the sheath around the actual finished product. So unless you want to have a go at making a basic kydex press.... Maybe you could try a generic leather sheath?
Aussie Knife nut.
Incoming: Southfork
Latest arrivals: CF M390 Millie, Elmax Mule, Fallkniven S1
Incoming: Southfork
Latest arrivals: CF M390 Millie, Elmax Mule, Fallkniven S1
dj moonbat wrote:It's important to have at least 2 knives on you: one knife that's not going to scare anybody, and one that is.
pmbird, welcome to the Forum.
My problem is I want leather sheath.
A little while ago somebody mentioned custom shop. I believe in Colorado, close to Spyderco, very affordable and Sal commented that Spyderco is using them for their products as well.pmbird wrote:where do i get my sheath? Anyone know of any good websites for custom kydex sheaths? any info would be much appreciated :D
My problem is I want leather sheath.
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
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They are called Sheath Pro and make an excellent kydex sheath. I also got a set of very nice cocobolo handles put on my COS Mule.bh49 wrote:pmbird, welcome to the Forum.
A little while ago somebody mentioned custom shop. I believe in Colorado, close to Spyderco, very affordable and Sal commented that Spyderco is using them for their products as well.
My problem is I want leather sheath.
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Christina at SheathPro made them and put them on. I was lucky enough to find out about them when I was at the SFO in Golden. I will put up a photo tonight when I get home, but they are nice.agent clark wrote:Jack, do you have pics of the cocobolo? Did you make them, or have them put on?
I would like to make some snakewood scales but I don't have the necessary tools.
Thank you. Sound interesting. Do you know, if they can make leather sheath?jackthedog wrote:Christina at SheathPro made them and put them on. I was lucky enough to find out about them when I was at the SFO in Golden. I will put up a photo tonight when I get home, but they are nice.
I would like to make some snakewood scales but I don't have the necessary tools.
Do you have their contact info?
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf"
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
My top choices Natives5, Calys, C83 Persian
This is where I got my custom sheath:pmbird wrote:One question though, after i order my mule and scaleswhere do i get my sheath? Anyone know of any good websites for custom kydex sheaths? any info would be much appreciated :D
http://spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51960
Great service and high quality!
sal wrote:Christina Gere makes all of Spyderco's Kydex/Boltaron sheaths. The "Thumb-Push-Off" feature (TPO) was created by Spyderco and is a regular feature of their sheaths.
sal
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I'm not sure about online ordering, I am pretty sure they need the knife for scale fitting but I'm guessing they could ship the sheaths. They offered to ship the Mule to me after putting the scales on, so it might work.
Contact info is: sheathpro@aol.com
Christina does great work.
Contact info is: sheathpro@aol.com
Christina does great work.
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I can't say enough good things about Christina at SheathPro. She made a sheath for my mule that hangs on my camp gear bag. She is very professional and does a great job. If you are in the market for Kydex/Boltaron options, She is the person to reach out to.jackthedog wrote:Christina at SheathPro made them and put them on. I was lucky enough to find out about them when I was at the SFO in Golden. I will put up a photo tonight when I get home, but they are nice.
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When I asked SheathPro only does Kydex. No leather. That might have changed though.
Contact info is
SheathPro, Inc.
Christina Gere
303-886-0834
sheathpro@aol.com


jackthedog wrote: Contact info is: sheathpro@aol.com
Christina does great work.
Guys,jtoler_9 wrote:I can't say enough good things about Christina at SheathPro. She made a sheath for my mule that hangs on my camp gear bag. She is very professional and does a great job. If you are in the market for Kydex/Boltaron options, She is the person to reach out to.
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When I asked SheathPro only does Kydex. No leather. That might have changed though.
Contact info is
SheathPro, Inc.
Christina Gere
303-886-0834
sheathpro@aol.com
Thank you for info.
jtoler,
great looking handle. thank you for sharing.
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Try contacting JLS for ready made sheaths (I just recieved 2 from him) and toomzz is currently making me a custom one. They both seem to be very straight-up forum members and guys.bh49 wrote:pmbird, welcome to the Forum.
A little while ago somebody mentioned custom shop. I believe in Colorado, close to Spyderco, very affordable and Sal commented that Spyderco is using them for their products as well.
My problem is I want leather sheath.
*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!