rawtiron

Beautiful peice!I like it!I have seen Ancient Native American pendants that look just like that made from Bannerstone!Very high dollar artifacts!Nice job. B)

Thanks Red Hot 77. I have shaped this one on a traditional Maori adze (axe) head made from adzite. These pendants are mostly made from pounamu (greenstone), but since I work with metal, that is what I've used. The bannerstone is lovely stuff.
Jason

hey that's pretty slick! where did you get the L6 from? :lol:

Well I had this Alaskan fulla email me about coming over here for a visit. Next thing we're forging cable up for three days, and cutting up big saw blades in another guys back yard at 9:00pm at night with a big ol angle grinder!!! What a week that was. :)

Thats nice! are you going to make a chain or something for it to hang from?

Thanks Chad. I'm not sure yet. The greenstone (pounamu) pendants have some black cord or leather. Not sure if black will go with it, but will be trying some out soon. I'll let you know.

Jason

Stirling engine, right?

the Tokomaru steam Engine Museum in New Zealand. http://www.tokomarusteam.com/

It's 1910 Tangye engine that used to power a saw mill over here.

!916 Filer and Stowell engine from Milwaukee USA, powering a 200 ton an hour ice maker for a freezing works here in NZ. Total weight 70 ton.

It is a 50 ton press brake from the Luftwaffe factory in Germany. From WW2. Yes they are bullet holes.
Jason