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Thanks, .@Lou L Thanks, @PVF Al Thanks, @stockmaker To get the ax like that I spend a couple of hours sanding then some time in front of a buffing wheel, LOL. @Hotshoein4 On the ones that are black I wire brush the devil out of them while they are red hot then dip them into a vat of canola oil. The blued ones I sand and polish them until they look like the ax then hold them in front of the forge until colors come then quench in water. It takes a little practice to get the colors even if you go too long they turn back gray. You can wire brush it off and start over. Thanks, @ausfire and sorry. Some of my signature style WhaleSlayers™ (harpoon) bottle openers.

Thank you, sir. I love my job if you could call it that. I'm just having fun. I also make tap handles. These are in a brewery tap room in North Carolina. Hambrabe RR spike opener.

Thanks, it's a mix of some of my old stuff and some of the later pieces. The little dragon is one I made this weekend.

Thank you. Thanks, man. The Moai is made from 1 1/2" square stock. This was the second one like this except the first one was made from 1" stock.

Hummingbird opener its feet is the opener and this started out like making a cross. The other opener is one of my trademark openers, it's a harpoon and they are called WhaleSlayers™. I do all different designs on the handles of the WhaleSlayers™

Bottle openers are my speciality and I make a living making bottle openers and going to beer events. Here are a few.