How my sliding lock axe sheath works.

This video is for those who are wondering how my lock works on my sliding lock sheath. I also briefly cover some of the advantages of the design. At the end of the video I give a demonstration of the retention the sheath has by hanging weights off the sheath.
I also answer why I can only make sheaths for certain axes and tomahawks and not others.

This is the link to my Ebay Seller page where my sheaths can be found if you would like to purchase one: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&v=ee5f36erqyQ&redir_token=QUFFLUhqbTZoUDgyTHFRYkVaV1BHUHVwbmxYeGY4MFJtZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttWXE2ano2NkM3M3RWT04zejFSZHhlYndUczlIbHJIcmt1aE1kcGF3dmNvUmpSMGlSb25iOUJZeEZ5OXdPZmNsMTdDNVR1RENPaTF0QkZVT2RNOGVmMi1UcFAxMnNTWHFwXzF1LWRnTnRzSHFlYjVTZw%3D%3D&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fratherbwheelin%2Fm.html%3F_nkw%3D%26_armrs%3D1%26_ipg%3D%26_from%3D

Some of the axes I do make sheaths for are below:
Fiskars X11
Fiskars X15
Fiskars X7
Fiskars X5
Gerber 9" hatchet
Gerber Freescape axes (matching models above)
Gerber hatchet
Sog Camp hatchet (shown in video)
Cold Steel tomahawks
CRKT Woods Chogan
ESEE Gibson Axe

Видео How my sliding lock axe sheath works. канала Scablands Scavenger