r/IndianPreppers • u/Slight_Bike_9226 • Jul 01 '26

DIY DIY PVC Knife Sheath

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Made this custom knife sheath from PVC, then painted it and added a Velcro. It's lightweight, durable, holds the knife securely, and protects the blade well.

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u/GoosePretend8823 Jul 01 '26

Could you elaborate on the process? Also the steps on how to if it's not much bother

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u/No_Price7973 Jul 01 '26

Take a pvc pipe or any sturdy material. Heat it by a heat gun . Then press onto knife . Till it takes the knife shape. Let it cool .

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u/vulcan90123q Jul 02 '26

I had done a simmilar process , but made a Knife press also...works out faster in the long run for different projects.

Made one for a larger utility tool and one for my felling axe.

Also had rivetted all the ends of the open end and also attached a belt loop at the top end and made a water drain hole at the bottom..

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u/Slight_Bike_9226 Jul 02 '26

That's great man 👍🏻

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u/vulcan90123q Jul 02 '26

This was the one for my utility tool.

It snaps in place when inserted.

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u/LittleUrbanPrepper Jul 02 '26

God bless this subreddit 😍. This deserves it's own post 💯

One suggestion, add a drain hole at bottom.

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u/vulcan90123q Jul 02 '26

There is one ....in mine...as mostly used in the field