A good Knife sheath maker?

[Sevenfaces]

Hello, I've ordered about half a dozen Throwing Knives from H&B forge (I love the old style look of the knives) and I am considering having them make a massive
sheath to hold all six knives on my left side, stacked 3 knives wide 2 knives deep.

My question is do any of you all know of any leatherworkers who are able to craft such a sheath? I'm not looking for high end work here, just basic leather of a brown/ox blood color will suffice.

Also I've been perusing eBay looking for cheap vintage cleavers to also use as throwing weapons, and I'd like a sheath for one of them as well, if anyone could shed some light on these for me, I'd be much obliged.

 

[Jotobo]

Sam1911, a moderator here makes sheaths.

 

[hso]

You can get things like that made by folks that frequent Tandy leather or a local cobbler if you don't want anything fancy.

 

[BRad704]

Good Grief! Did you get 6 of the 14" ones??? You are gonna develop a limp!

 

[Smith357]

I had my local cobbler make a a few sheaths for a few of the knives I have made. It took about two weeks and he did a fine job using the super heavy saddle leather I requested.

 

[Yo Mama]

I can't help you with leather, but I have personal experience with THS holsters, where I think they could make this for you out of kydex.

www.thsholsters.com

Only problem I see is they would probably want one of the knives to fit the holster with.

 

[wheelgunslinger]

I would try Andy Langlois at andysleather.com
He's a member here. Makes great leather stuff and is a super nice guy.
http://www.thehighroad.org/member.php?u=14269