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Making a leather dagger scabbard is easy as long as you know how to make the pattern. Join Chuck Dorsett as he makes a dagger scabbard from natural veg tan leather in 4/5 oz. and 2/3 oz. We'll show you how to make the pattern, cut the leather, hand stitch, mold, and dye the scabbard. You can use this same pattern and adjust your measurements for swords, rapiers, and falchions.
1:46 Making the pattern
10:00 Marking and cutting the leather
12:31 Adding a groove and bevel to the overlay pieces
13:50 Glueing the pieces together
18:25 Adding a groove line to the main body
18:50 Marking and punching a hole for the button stud
19:53 Glueing the scabbard to prepare for stitching
22:17 Punching the stitching holes
25:23 Hand Stitching
31:47 Hammering down the stitch line and beveling the edges
34:55 Wet forming the scabbard
38:18 Pressing the scabbard
41:08 Hand dyeing the scabbard
48:12 Adding a top coat
46:00 Adding the button stud
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