I made a piggyback sheath to mount my Leatherman and Streamlight to my BK11 sheath

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2. Ninety-9_ 2 years ago

   My first time playing with Kydex. I used paper to make a rough template and used that to cut out the kydex. Warmed the Kydex in the oven (dont do that), followed by lots of gloved hand forming and shaping. Once I got the shaping down I had to undo it a bit because it was a little to strong in retention but warming the sheath and working the flashlight and multitool in and out helped that a fair bit.

   All materials were bought off amazon, to connect the piggyback to the sheath I used chicago screws in two preexisting holes and two holes I drilled myself.

   Items in the picture are the
   Kabar/BK&T BK11 with handle scales
   Leatherman Wave+
   Streamlight Wedge

3. BadWithMoney530 2 years ago

   That… is friggin incredible