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Hey Thomas, did you said Mexico? Can you tell me more about that? Please, please please. I don´t find a decent anvil factory in Mexico in many years. Thank you, and Sorry, FredlyFX, for abuse your post.
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Just as Ellen, I used homemade vinegard in some japanese type blades and lets a more "natural" hamon, some friend of mine told me that was more "traditional" in japanese blades.
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Thank you guys, I tougth the application for customize a little an easy to make and an affordable knife for any, and as a handy tool.
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I wish to achieve a hamon such that(need more practice), it is clear to view. Congrats! Oh!, Don´t forget to post pics of the finished polishing
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seems large. I like the overflowing lines, must be a great cutter.
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Made this one as an approach to the basic skills of the forging and shaping, It came out from a triangle old file. Has a filework. "Herrero" means Blacksmith in spanish.
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It is a very elegant knife, very pleseant to view.
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Several Things, candle holder too
V replied to Tyler Murch's topic in Axes, Hatchets, Hawks, Choppers, etc
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Thank you, thats my fifth one.
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I really don´t like it. I don´t see where the anvil goes
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Man, you rock!
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this is my small companion, forged from a file copper collar and Ramhorn.
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Truly weapons are not knves or swords or guns; are peoples with agressive intentions.
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great knives!!, How long you take being a bladesmith?
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I really admire Don´s artpieces, nevertheless, most admire his Generosity with his knowledge. He is a very valuable person.
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Good ones Jerry, my father had one of these for carpentry. Now, let me know wath you think of this one. From a 3 Ton. Ford Truck leafspring.
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Hey Tyler, what´s your technique for punching the hole? I always go to one or other side, well not always. Very usable hawk!
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five lights mmm... Oooh yes!! It clears a lot!, as soon as I get more space, (and money) I will mount my first tent, the left is to practice. Thank you very very much, Oakwoodforge.
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You must know I collect the photograps of many knifemakers including yours! Very handy tools there uh?
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hey Oakwood, how did you made your clay?
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I love your design, very tough, seems handy and dangerous.
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I like them both, I am trying to make some like the old frontier dawn in photo, how long it measures?
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If I will have trhose knives I´ll pick all, nevertheless I find the medieval dagger more interesting. Nice work!
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it´s a great material for knife handles; The raw I use I process it into a boiling water solution of limestone to help to degrease for 3 hors almost, and a misxture of ammonia and water to 10%, then stabilize it.
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You really need cut the frames of picture, most of camera´s software bring some photo editing program; or take it in a low resolution mode, take as much shoots as you can, and pick the very best because I really want to see it.