Jorgensen

I use the chain as a "hold down tool". One end of the chain nailed to the anvil stand. Place the object to forge on the anvil, the chain over the anvil/object and your foot on the "loose end" of the chain on the floor.

A picture of me, forging at a local fair.

A bit longer could be nice.

Divermike Very cool!

Trevligt med fler svenskar p

Here is my first try... Forged from an RR-spike, the head of the sike is the axe blade. Works pretty well to throw but there is no steel inlay for the edge. That will be the next projekt I belive.

OK, I guessed that the folding wouldn

A new try on some sort of damascus, mild steel and metal saw blade. etched in FeCl. I guess my style is "poorly welded damascus jewelery", at least untill i get the hang of it. I question for the moore experenced damascus makers: Is it of any good to try and fold the billet more times? Is there any chanse to close som of the earlier made poor welds?

It

Her is a picture of it when re-etched in ferretic cloride.

Character, is that the polite word for looks like s***t But I agree, it surly looks a bit special. And one thing I recomend is to complete the first one you start. Even if you discover stuff that isn

It has two feautres that might make it worth showing: Its my first, and its finished Made from a renault coil spring, with aluminium and oak handle.

There is two translations of faststeel in swedish. One is "snabbst