Wolverine Sheath

[molle232]

Chad, i would like to have some in-depth discussions about your wolverine- line of survival machete's, I just think the design and idea are so great i have come up with a few minor alterations to your core design,for my self, and I will be building

a couple as soon as my arm is healed and useable agian. just got some questions and a few ideas I'd like to share with you. if you respond to this perhaps we could chat via facebook or something?

[mastercheff432]

man i want one

[TheSonofgun666]

Why not do a regular old plactic buckle for the lock?

[twiztidbrainz]

man were do i order one

[thehaloman888]

arwe you going to be selling these or putting them into produstion

[1999kgoodman]

is there any way that u could email me a out line or good picture of the knife

[johnwan75146]

nice knife, good design on sheath. maybe add a thumb snap retaining strap @ 2:20. I like Hi-vis panel/molle-alice/belt loop idea. Its about survival not tacti-cool.

[Biglug13]

How much do you charge I want one. Plz

[DarcMac]

Really good job on the sheath. Very interesting design for your blades. What did you form them out of?

[divinefart]

Dura coating knifes

[habaz72]

Have you looked at the knife tests forum and their knife destruction videos? They test knives in a series of increasingly more extreme substances to cut/chop/baton. Then he makes a forum thread on the results and posts the videos on his youtube channel.

[seanmulhall]

Im glad Ryan you are thinking about what you want a knife to do and designing your own. So many knives are simply clones of others.

[donotstealmythunder]

envirosponsible, congrats on making your own knife/machete. I'm glad you attempted to make a knife you think is best for your use; certainly steps further than others. That being said, to make a respectful comparison, how does a Cold Steel Kukri Machete with some minor mods compare to your Wolverine? I could be wrong, but it seems your design would eventually evolve to the CS Kukri machete design over time, to maximize chopping, forward weight, minus the serrations.

[RichTheRidgeHunter]

I like the way they are coming along! I like the med size.

[SpartanJohns]

i think the sheath looks good. definitely waiting to see what you're going to do with it.

[IAFinn]

Great work! Reminds me of the fiskars vesuri (billhook) I brought back from Finland. It is a formidable brush clearing tool.

[ConnerDrummer]

i really like how the sheath is made out of recycled materials. really cool.

[XCritonX]

"They call it a sling blade."

[mrgreenjeans328]

LOOKS LIKE YOU COULD HAVE USED IT IN FRANCE ABOUT 300 YEARS AGO TO TAKE OFF SOMEONES HEAD...LOL...I WANT ONE...:)

[jmmurdy]

nice

[bushcraftourway]

i stand by what i said ages ago

should have stuck with an axe mate

[4770589]

Looks like a knife that Rambo would have in “Rambo 17 escape from the retirement home” lol awesome knife!

[InsaneClown2]

looks pretty bad ass, what kind of steel you make it out of?

[95civex]

it honestly it looks like it came right out of mad max. and yes that is a compliment

[XDJOHNNYFORTXD]

I want one right now!! GIMME!!

[wildlifelessons]

what was the name of the range finding device on the back of the knife?

[BluntTrauma621]

Whatever community you find yourself in, you will be an invaluable asset. Every video I have watched of yours is a learning experience. Thank you very much.

[SugarFreeTargets]

Your awsome man! I would love to see this knife to go in some abuse.

[EDINBURGSTAR]

I been watching this since it was first made with a cut down machete and i gotta say ive enjoyed seeing it come this far.

[sylvanenergy]

recycled stuff is awesome! I totally want the biggest wolverine!

[TheUnknown464]

The look is not important, what is important is how it preforms.

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[mallardhead]

GO ahead and change the chopping angle first, and then beat the crap out of it. It's the only way to give us a proven tool. Do not worry about how pretty it is. Prove it tough. Show us the ugly proven tool. How it wears is important! Then give us a good price!

[davism4a1]

i assume u had to heat it just like kydex right?