KYDEX V - Black 12" x 12" x 0.125" pack of 1 sheet

KYDEX® V - Black 12" x 12" x 0.125" pack of 1 sheet Got this to duplicate a piece for a sheath I have had for a very long time that parts are no longer available for. The product is easy to work with and I will use the rest to fabricate some other knife sheaths for my hand made knifes.I was able to d=shape this with a heat gun for the part I needed and it stayed strong after.

This is excellent quality kydex. It is about 1/8 inch thick and strong. It molds well when heated properly.

Very nice knife. Comes very sharp. My only issue is that it never came with the patches/stickers. The cards and patches that normally come with them was not in the box with the product.

I used this to make two cheek risers for my rifles one for my Remington 700 and one for my Savage 93. It did not turn out %100 but it was the first time I ever made anything like this.Trying to find where to fold what shape and where to drill was a pain in the you know what but it took me 2 hours to make one and 1 hour for the last one. I am sure if I had more then just a Dremel, a heat gun and a drill it would have came out a lot nicer but it works very well and doesn't look that bad and it cost less then $15.00 each to make

Correct thickness and texture for what I was looking for. And this was a good price

At 1/8th of an inch thick this kydex is kind of hard to work with because while I can easily heat up thinner sheets of kydex with my heat gun, I had to put this kydex in my oven at about 400 degrees for and 10 or 15 minutes, then it was finally pliable enough to use.One side of this kydex is smooth and the other side has texture.I made a new sheath with this kydex for my ZT 0100 knife with a large tec loc and it worked great. You will need 1/4" Chicago Screws to manage to go through the two sheets of this kydex.

This stuff is THICK. I purchased it to reenforce high-grind areas on my kayak keels, attached with marine epoxy after cleaning and smoothing the kayak areas. It's working AMAZINGLY better than I could have hoped.I tried baking it in the oven, yeah...I don't really recommend that but it let me get a general form. Heat gun is definitely the way to go, got a smooth, solid, high friction fit to the boats with no problem doing that.

Good stuff.