Hatches and Sheaths

I just refurbished an older Hudson Bay Norlund hatchet and made a custom leather sheath to go with it. It has 6 layers of stacked leather on the bottom and 4 layers by the blade. Very fun project.

Mallets

Here are some metal headed mallets for small projects that don't have a lot of space to work in. These have hand lathed handles with a beautiful finish.

Conchos

I always cringe whenever I throw away a piece of leather that could potentially be useful. I finally solved that problem by buying a concho punch that uses most of my scrap and makes me some extra cash that otherwise I would have waisted. These are great for saddles or can be encorperated into western clothing.

Mini Hatchets with custom handles

Here is one of my latest projects that I have really enjoyed making. These are regular hatchet heads built with a shorter handle that can easily be packed or hang from your hip.

Antler Creations

For Sale: $15

I saw some of these fire starters on-line and figured I could do the same thing or better. They are fire starters with antler pieces as the handle with a leather strap in through the handle for wearing on your pack or keychain.

    

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For Sale: $35

This is a 1/2 inch fire starter made with a elk antler as the handle with a latigo lace.  It will last you many campouts and survival adventures.

Ammo Bag for .22 Shells

For Sale: $50

I got this idea in the middle of my nieces birthday party and went right home and had this done in about 30 minutes.  At first I did not have the side gusset material which made getting to the ammo a little difficult. Once the gusset was added I had more than enough room to grab a hand full of .22 shells to reload.  This is perfect for target shooting, especially when you are going through round after round. I would say that this can hold up to 500 shells at a time.

Baby Moccasins

For Sale: $20

I have always wanted to make myself a pair of leather moccasins and have actually attempted it a few times when I was a teenager.  Now that I have enough know how, I was able to get online and replicate some moccasins and add some of my own touches to them.  These were so fun to make and even made my wife cry they were so cute.