I've been using one of Fatzombie's Mako knives for a couple of months as my daily work knife. I had made a multi cam sheath that rode high and tight, which worked great for everyday carry but I kept catching my t-shirt while returning the knife to it's sheath. I use the blade approximately 20 times a day, most of the time while holding something with my other hand, so one handed re-sheathing is a must. I was digging around my gun stuff and found a Blade Tech offset drop from an old holster, so I cooked up another sheath last night. Liner is .060 blood red Kydex. Outer is .060 black Kydex. I have the Chicago screws sandwiched between the two layers so that they can not contact and scratch the blade. Belt attachment is a large Tek-Lok. The sheath is probably a little too high profile for daily carry outside of work, but it worked perfectly for me today.
The only black screws that I have are too long, so the stainless will have to do for now.
The knife is pictured on top of some the the insulation I was was cutting today. Danny's knife has really held up well to the rigors of daily construction life. I couldn't be happier with it.
The only black screws that I have are too long, so the stainless will have to do for now.
The knife is pictured on top of some the the insulation I was was cutting today. Danny's knife has really held up well to the rigors of daily construction life. I couldn't be happier with it.
