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BRAVO!!! Extremely well done!!!

yes that is nice for shure !

That is one cool handle. I Really like the snout and the pineapple twist body.

Very cool !!! I'm going to have to save a copy of this for later. Thanks for posting.


Mitch

That's really nice clean work. well done.

Coolest handle Ive ever seen, well done!

you got some forging experience with the dragon and the riveted tenon and the wrap on the lower mount - very nicely done - looks good.

That is cool, Great job!

Very clean!

Very nice, well done

It should bring great luck to the house/room owner! Perfect!

Very nicely done! I may have to try this one day....

Very well done. The pictures are great too! Sometimes it can be hard to get a good shot of metalwork.

How does it feel in the hand? The only thing I would suggest is blunting the tips of the pineapple twist for delicate hands.

Just light taps with a light hammer to prevent distorting the pattern. Filing would be safer now that it's cool.

That is a very fine dragon, well done. Do dragons bring luck or scare off evil spirits? I suppose driving off evil spirits would be good luck wouldn't it?

I see lots of potential for this, handles or course, door knockers, a little scroll on the tail and hangers appear, lots of things.

Thank you for sharing.

Frosty The Lucky.

Very well done. The pictures are great too! Sometimes it can be hard to get a good shot of metalwork.

How does it feel in the hand? The only thing I would suggest is blunting the tips of the pineapple twist for delicate hands.

Just light taps with a light hammer to prevent distorting the pattern. Filing would be safer now that it's cool.

Sorry, Must disagree with this suggestion, blunting the tips should not be necessary, the tips are not sharp, any blunting will distort and ruin the effect.

I would be more concerned about the horns potential for catching passing clothing.

Nice job

that pineapple twist for a dragon body is utterly appropriate. Very creative piece. And the high quality of the forging is something to strive for. A model in every way. Thanks for posting.

Sorry, Must disagree with this suggestion, blunting the tips should not be necessary, the tips are not sharp, any blunting will distort and ruin the effect.

I would be more concerned about the horns potential for catching passing clothing.

Nice job

I have felt some sharp points on the twist before, to the point of discomfort on tool handles, is why I suggested it.

The horns would be possible point to catch as well.