Good day to all members.

I believe all is well and good on your side? I am new to this forum. I currently am experimenting with cable forging...what I really want to achieve is to be able to forge ( coal/charcoal) cutlery in forms of a tea-spoon, spoon and fork/knife as sets..

I really would appreciate it very much if a member who already forging items like tea-spoons, spoons , forks ( the knife I am ok with) to assist me in the procedures he/she is using. 

Kind Regards

Gert

I've never done any cutlery forging, but if you are intending making sets, I should imagine suitable swages for each piece would be an advantage. That would enable you to make each item with the consistancy required for a set. If you are making knives already then it would only be a small step to producing a set of swages (top and bottom sets).

If you add your location to your profile, other members may be in your area and able to help you more.

Dishing forms and swages.  Do you have a screwpress?  How close to matching do they need to be?