Leatherwork



No final de 2011 decidi fazer a minha primeira bainha para uma faca que estava a precisar de uma nova. Desde então fiquei completamente viciado no couro.

Executo todo o tipo de bainhas, coldres, bolsas e qualquer outro trabalho com as especificações do cliente.
Todas as peças são fabricada à mão com o objectivo de criar uma peça única que seja não só bonita mas também resistente capaz de servir os seus futuros donos por bons e largos anos.
O tempo médio de execução é 2 semanas a partir da recepção do pagamento.

Para mais correctamente poder desenhar e valorizar uma peça é necessário responder às seguintes perguntas

Qual a faca a que se destina?
Tem alguma ideia para o formato ou tamanho da bainha?
Cor da Pele? castanha ou preta
Qual o método de transporte? Vertical, Horizontal
Tamanho do cinto?
Cor do fio? branco, preto, amarelo e beije
Cor das ferragens? Inox, ouro velho ou preto opaco
Opções? Bolsa para pedra de afiar / utilitaria, porta firesteel, etc

Para ver alguns dos meus trabalhos visite http://bushgear.blogspot.pt/search/label/LeatherWork

http://www.facebook.com/BushgearLeatherworks

Para mais informações bushgear.pt@gmail.com


At the end of 2011 decided to make my first sheath for a knife that was in need of a new one. Since then I was completely addicted to leather.

I produce all types of sheaths, holsters, bags and any other work with the customer's specifications.

All pieces are manufactured by hand in order to create a unique piece that is not only beautiful but also sturdy able to serve their future owners and good for many years.

The average time of execution  is two weeks from receipt of payment.

For more power draw and correctly value a number is necessary to answer the following questions
Which the knife intended?
Have an idea for the shape or size of the sheath?
Skin Color? brown or black
What method of transportation? Vertical, Horizontal
Belt size?
Thread Color? white, black, yellow and beige
Color of hardware? Stainless steel, antique gold or black opaque
Options? Pocket for sharpening stone / multi-functional, Firesteel, etc

To see some of my work visit http://bushgear.blogspot.pt/search/label/LeatherWork

http://www.facebook.com/BushgearLeatherworks

For more information bushgear.pt@gmail.com

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