Hey guys, I finally got my SOD sheath finished. It's small of back carry, designed for hiking or horseback riding. It is not comfortable while sitting in a chair, but you usually don't find a Lazy-Boy out in the middle of no-where.




I put the back edge on the one just to make me feel better while gallivanting through the bush. Until I get a nice little shotgun or similar this is my only defence against Mother Nature. I know I'll probably never have to use it for that, but it's nice to know it'll do the job.

Nice 'false' edge! Now that is a penetrator tip up large. I like the sheath- it has elegant simplicity! Is it rigged for horizontal carry?

I haven't posted any macro shots around here yet, so we'll start off with a bang.

Here's the ScrapYard logo.












Then we have some plain crinkle coat.

Thats awesome JJ never seen the crinkle up that close I can see why its so durable.The sheath looks simple and very durable Nice work!

Wicked top swedge and a nice looking sheath, too. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

Last we have some Resiprene C.












The camera is a Canon S-3 IS with a 60x macro lense and adaptor from lensmateonline. Good stuff.

Mars landscape or wicked steel?

Nice pics Joshua. welcome to da Yard.


I love those SOD's - my favorite knives period!

Yup, horizontal carry only. It draws in reverse grip very nicely.

I saw a human face on that last one!

Once I took a pic through a microscope. Here's the rat's whiskers on the logo of a RMD. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Nice job on the edge on the spine, it looks good. Those macro shots are pretty interesting, never seen the coating and handle from that perspective.

Hahah, that's a funny post Andy,