Les L

Templehound, I'm a little late seeing your post, but I can only say that you have created another masterpiece. Thanks for showing it to us and as always I am looking forward to your next one.

Chad, Jennifer, JLP Services, has a very good video on making wrapped eye tomahawks.

Great looking spatula Goods. I wish I could attend the conference and meet some of you, but maybe in the future.

Another beautiful masterpiece! You never cease to amaze my with your craftsmanship of both the knife and sheath.

Fisher put a 1 3/4 hardy on their 500 & 600 lb anvils. I used to have a chart that listed the size to weight of their hardys, but can't find it.

Another great one, thanks for sharing

Templehound, I have missed seeing your incredible work and was getting concerned about not seeing you post lately, but you definitely made up for having us wait to see your latest works of art. Thanks for posting again.

Very nice. Thanks for posting the pictures of the process

I’ve used the Jells, nozzle spray and Pam for the last 45 yrs and can’t tell the difference between them if I have a project I don’t want bb’s stuck to I use nozzle spray because it doesn’t leave an oily mess on the project

Twisted, I would start with rubbing it down with penetrating oil and a cotton cloth to see if it would bring out the writing, but leave the patina.

I use olive oil on my cast iron pots and grinder plates, it does not polymerize.

My SISCO, solid cast Swedish steel, anvil has the mouse holes, also called handling holes

Just what I thought Frosty, but sometimes you need revenge

Frosty, for some reason I think that you would be more like “ sneaky Pete”

Great work Ted on all of the projects Gewoon I’m sure that your girlfriend is very proud of the rose and will cherish it forever