I just got a scrapizashi not long ago. I bought a sheath from azwelke before I had the sword. It is well made and he ships promplty. However I suspect a problem with kydex sheaths is that the friction retention is just insufficient for such a heavy blade. If you turn the azwelke sheath upside down the scrapizashi will fall out. I think it's just an inherent downside to a friction kydex sheath. However if you strap it to a pack or something to take it camping you may watch your new sword go bouncing down a ravine. There may be some way to put a retention device on the azwelke sheath, I just have not had time to figure it out.
Rainwalker told me he would make a leather sheath for it, however that is not an inexpensive proposition. I made leather sheaths for my knives as a kid and they were crude affairs and still took a fair amount of time, I suspect something like a professional leather sheath from Rainwalker would take a lot of time to make and will cost accordingly.
Both seem like good guys from my limited dealings with them.
edit If nothing else you could get the kydex sheath and use something like 550 cord to retain the sword. It would not be instantly ready should the woods ninjas leap to the attack though <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
I had a bit of a panic a few minutes ago when my scrapizashi appeared to be missing. I feared the evil ninjas had removed it prior to striking but my wife assured me she put it in the closet when a guy was coming to give a quote to replace the windows. Doesn't everyone keep a sword next to the bed? Course my rifle, tomahawk, and a few other things were missing to <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/loopy.gif" alt="" />
