Thought I'd post this one. I got myself one of AG Russells' tiny slipjoint folders. Its amazingly useful and unobstrusive. But I kept putting it through the washing machine - forgetting that it was in my pocket. I made this tiny pouch which can be clipped or slipped onto my belt. The whole assembly with the knife in is barely 2.5inches long. It took me a LONG time to figure this out, but the assembly is so simple and quick it wsn't funny at the time. Thanks for looking. Jason.

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Jason, how does it clip on a belt? Can you post a picture of the back?

Thanks,

A.T.

Cool idea Jason.I know the feeling I washed a couple myself.Dave :)

AT, I should have used a better word. It doesn't "clip" onto a belt. It is nothing more than a single belt loop with a snap fastener as the closure. The head of the snap fastener also acts as the bottom of the pouch which stops the knife from sliding through the pouch. You can slide it onto the belt, or open the snap and snap it on without aking off the belt. The "pouch" is just a soft leather, the kind used for leather jackets. It is laced and tightened onto the belt loop to form a stretchy surround for the knife. I doubt it would work for a larger knife without modification. Jason.