Jeremiah

White Pine, TN is where log home is and I live in Lee County, VA.

Wow, that is really cool! I will see what I can find out and let you guys know. Thank you so much!

I found this while dismantling an old log structure in eastern TN. It must have been in the chinking and my first thought was that is was a spear point but that seemed like a rare thing to find, so I thought maybe a letter opener. It has a flat side on the blade with the other side having a triangular profile. The two notches make me think of attaching a spearhead using sinew, as in an arrow. I think it may be wrought iron due to the grain and lack of oxidation. What do you guys think? Sorry for the crappy pics.

I took a look at some of the pictures and looked like a great time. I have met Mr. Morse and have to say that his hospitality is still making an impression on me. Anyway, just thought I would drop in and say that. One day we'll make it up there!

Wow, these bundle welds are really amazing!

That's Awesome!

Killer! Dragon > Rooster

Peyton, I just saw the new site and it looks great. The school has me itching to take some more classes. Really great line up and man would it be a treat to be able to take of the time in November to see Brian work in person!!

Your work is just amazing! So clean.

Mr. Powers, why u hate-n on the spike blades? :D

Hahahah, as much as I like hot dogs, that might be a good idea.

Sweet, feels good huh? Forge On!

Hello, and welcome. You will find lots of help here, these guys are always willing to help. Why only keeping one? :D

I really like Mr. Blandford's writing and illustration, I have another book from him that does a very good job of explaining different tools and their uses but I can't think of the title.

I can't wait until Vol. II is out!!