How can I get more Plastic Sheaths for the photos?
1761111
I would like to know where we could get additional sheathe also. The reason we use them is that many of our photos were in albums that had a sticky back and we want to avoid getting the sticky stuff in the scanner rollers.
1761112
We don't use them . We just put the picture through it and they come out fine as do the digital images
733557
I was able to find heavy duty plastic "slimline "pages from Exposures, a catalog.
1106645
I can get one out of a two piece bit set in the back of the sheath, but with two it's very tight. I opted for a separate bit kit sheath.
1716989
I leave it on the shelf and use the clear plastic sheath that came with it for the blade, if desperate there is always duct tape on top of clear plastic. Best I can do for you.
1357917
I'm also seeking more photo sleeves for scanning. I have the iConvert and it also came with only one sleeve which has scratches from scanning old, thicker photos.
1435833
Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject to discussion and is usually determined by length of blade. Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject... » Read More Go to clevelandkydex.com, a specialty leather sheath, etc., maker, who will be glad to make you a sheath which will perfectly fit your knife! This they will do, if you send them your knife, but that isn't always necessary. They have many knives on the shelf which they will use if you don't want to take the time, or spend the extra cash to send yours to them. They want your business, and are most accommodating. Even if they don't have an example of your knife to use, they will sometimes offer to get an example, in 24 hours, and use it instead of yours, to shape the sheath. Pricing is subject to discussion and is usually determined by length of blade. « Show Less
686732
I got mine with a sheath and replaceable carbide insert cutters and a lanyard.
2035419
I got lucky and got one of the old ones with the silver on the outside, although the case-wrapper-sheath is black and had me worried there for a bit. The manufacturer says he is changing them over on a rolling basis. He should make a different SKU number for such an important change. And Amazon should enforce that.
655739
Instead of making them smaller make your arms bigger by adding a wrapping of medical gauze dyed black or some other wrapping material. This might add a cool look to them & will definitely help absorb impact! Just thinking outside the box, I sincerely hope this works out well for you! Even if you can find something cheap from the Goodwill that has a fur lining that can be cut up to wrap & tie around your arm, leaving the tuffs visible at each end might look cool! I repaired a old Viking sword sheath like that by gluing the fur to the hard wooden scabbard & then I went to the crafts department at Wal-Mart & braided different color leather cord to cross wrap around the fur & it came out looking better than the original. I would try this before altering your cuffs worst case scenario you could still sell them if you start altering the cuffs themselves their value will depreciate. I hope this works, good luck!
584769
Don't know. Be advised this sheath is a kit. It does not have the artwork shown in the picture. You need to assemble it and lace it together.
666942
Look on ebay or even better get a 40.5mm uv filter and dont worry about the cap. Makes it more of a quick draw pocket camera IMHO.
642724
I was able to slip a utility knife blade between the plastic caps and the binding posts, then lever a bit to push them up. Doing this in 2-3 spots around the circumference of each binding post popped them out in about 15 seconds. Kind of annoying Infinity stuck them in there so tight, however.
2209740
It should come with a sheath. If you're not happy with that one, then one could be fairly easily stitched from leather with supplies from any craft store. Or, you could buy a sheet of kydex and form a sheath using instructions from the internet. Finally, there are lots of folks online who can make really professional kydex sheaths for just about anything. You COULD even make a sheath by heating up some PVC pipe in your oven or with a heat gun. I've never had any problems with the stock sheath, but Google and Youtube are your friends.
716081
Hm, well you might like this one! http://www.shop.endlessmountainsupply.com/United-Cutlery-M48-Hawk-Sheath-Black-Kydex-UCM48Black.htm otherwise you could do some digging, I'm sure they'll have some somewhere! If not this one try ebay. =)
2166605
The easiest way to go is with a Spec Ops, which will also give you a nice 4 inch pouch for shapener, ferro, and a few small survival tins. A custom kydex sheath is cheap if you do it yourself and have already invested in the rivit tool, heat gun and bag of rivets. Otherwise, just go with the short SpecOps.
1982643
the only way you can change adding anything other than 4x6 pictures, is by loosing the plastic film that makes a pocket. This piece of plastic is all one piece from top to bottom and then you would need to tape the verticule side so item doesn't fall out. Tried this with a 5x7 photo and was not pleased.
578170
I did not find any. There are places that will tailor make them but they are expensive. I just made my own with styrofoam and a hot knife from Hobby Lobby.