Making a little sheath for a little knife. Restoration and Leathercraft ASMR.

Video Description

Another eBay find, and another "tackle box knife". In this leather craft video I restore this 1930's era Jean Case Cutlery Little Valley fixed-blade knife. Needless to say, it was in rough shape and in need of restoration, but I cleaned it up and gave it a new sheath and stacked leather grip. The leather washers in the handle were deteriorated, so they had to be replaced. This involved drilling out the pin and removing the pommel. So I guess this video is equal parts metal work, restoration, and leathercraft. Not sure what steel this is made of, but it took a keen edge! follow me on instagram @roadagentleather For those interested in the tools I use in this video, below is an affiliate link to my Amazon store : https://www.amazon.com/shop/roadagentleather/list/2HPYAZBAHAS1E? Note that I might receive referral credit or commission on purchases made through these links (at no additional cost to you.) As an Amazon Associate, I earn commissions on the sale of certain Amazon products that are purchased as a result of traffic from my channel. Obviously, you are not required to use my links; it's just a cool way to support my channel Btw, my laser is the excellent xTool P2 55W CO2. Although they didn't sponsor this video, below is a link to save my viewers a few bucks on purchasing a P2 direct from xTool. Use promo code "xToolpartner". This also helps support the channel by earning a (very) small commission: https://www.xtool.com/pages/deposit-of-xtool-p2?ref=BRhuAWCieObtOF&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencer