Knife sheath

[Couv]

Hello All,

I recently found a dive knife, “The Ocean Master Titanium dive knife,” you know, the expensive one where the advertisement says “you will not lose this knife.” But now the problem remains that I have no sheath for it. I looked at some of my other knife sheaths and discovered that they too should be replaced or repaired. First off, where would one get a sheath only for the Ocean Master…no luck on the Net…or is there a generic item that may work for this and my other knives.

Thank you,

couv

 

[seacam diver]

Try Leisure Pro. I would suggest that you go to an Ocean Master dealership instead of an internet source but Leisure Pro can be helpful. Good Luck...

 

[Walter]

Sheaths can be ordered for found knives, but if the knife was lost from that type sheath, why would you want one?

 

[Couv]

To sell it on ebay for beer money.

 

[MSUnderwater Divers]

You could make your own out of Kydex. Its the best sheath material period. Its a thermoform plastic. You can get everything you need to make them at knifekits dot com. If you need help lemme know.

 

[Couv]

Matthew,

This is the best lead I have so far; thank you very much. I am a bit busy with other projects right now, but I will probably order at least one kit and if I need help I will certainly contact you.

Thank you,

couv

 

[MSUnderwater Divers]

no problem. Lemme know. Its really not difficult.

 

[sambolino44]

I just bought a steak knife for 14 cents at the local thrift store, and after I grind the end off, it will fit into the nylon webbing holster for an old mini-mag light, which will fit onto 2-inch webbing. But if you can sew, all you have to do is fold over some nylon webbing and sew the sides to make a similar knife sheath.

 

[cameron]

If looks arn't of concern.. you can make one with some old conduit tubing a heat gun, visegrips, a dremell, and a drill...

I can send you pics if you like....

PM me

 

[dumpsterDiver]

bet my pvc sheath is uglier than yours!