Bag, Horn, Knife, etc...

[Tim Crosby]

  The bag is about is about 10 X 7, it has a good sized inter pocket. It is based on a pouch on page 83 of Tim Albert's Recreating the 18th Century Hunting Pouch. It is held to the Hemp strap by Two leather straps with iron buckles. The knife has a turned Horn handle, the case is Walnut. Pic and brush are set in antler and hung from clock chain. The horn is #II that I posted the other day, strap is adjustable with a buckle, a 50 gr. measure hangs from it. Buckles were made the same way as in the tutorial I posted on making them.

  Tim C.

 

[aaronc]

Nice combo.

[James Rogers]

Very nice set!

[Mike Lyons]

I like the entire setup.  That hemp strap is a work of art alone.   

[Greg Pennell]

Nice set!  I like the walnut sheath, and that knife handle is just plain sexy! 

Greg

[Frank Barker]

Nice job on that bag Tim. The knife sheath is pretty unique.  Well Done !

Regards
Frank Barker

[msellers]

Very nice work Tim.  As usual it continues to be an inspiration. Now to just find some time to work on a few more of my projects.

Mike

[Cades Cove Fiddler]

  ... Thanx for showing that outfit to me in Lexington, Tim,...Outstanding workmanship, and a great set-up,... horn & bag were great in themselves, but that strap and unique scabbard really set it apart,... great photos, but looks even better in person, !!!... great to see you there, and thanx again,... regards,... CCF,.......

[Tim Crosby]

 Thanks for the positive comments. The knife had been around for a while, the idea for the case came when I was working on the sword cane last year and it took me this long to get to it.

  Tim

[trentOH]

What do you like to use for bristles of a pan brush?

[Tim Crosby]

What do you like to use for bristles of a pan brush?

 Horse tail has worked for me for years. Tied in the center and folded over, push it in the hole and trim. A small flat screw driver works well for pushing it in. No glue so if needed you can replace the hair.

   Tim

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Well Done!