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Thanks. The figure was forged out of 1/2"x1.5" ended up about 6.5" tall. The core are 1.750" dia. x about 6"long. The base was about 4" square.

  • 2 weeks later...

Well, since i am new i wanted to show a bit of my work. Im no Pro, just making it for fun in the scarce free time.

Since you are new I only deleted your photos, and not your account.  Take a moment to actually read the terms of service you legally signed that you read, and said you would follow before posting again. FYI it was very beautiful work you have there.

 

I think I showed some of this wooden gate hardware on iforgeiron previously, but here is a brief look. Installed last year.

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Very Nice Franky !!!! Ant in Colorado !!

 

I think the woodwork is just as good as the metalwork. How long do you expect the wood to stay solid? I guess in New Mexico it is pretty dry....

I was about to say the very same thing but thought it may be off topic. That is a seriously beautiful piece of joinery there. And, of course, the ironwork complements the timber artistry very well.

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Fiddling around with dragons heads made from all thread. Thoughts?

the threads give it a cool scaled look. 

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Nice dragon's heads. I think the clean threads look too much like threads but the one you softened with a hammer look more scale like. I like them.

Frosty The Lucky.

Thanks. I left the full threads to show the original material. 

The last one with the upset chest is the version I've settled on. 

No, but thats next.....

Sheet Metal roses

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Great dragons!

Now, how many heats did you take to upset that threaded rod in the last picture? I do that with snakes' heads to give more mass, but always have trouble keeping things straight. Maybe I try to do too much with one heat. Your upsetting is substantial and perfectly conical ... any tips?

Thanks .

I close my eyes and SWING......hehe

pretty much just dumb luck.   , I start with a small ball peen and work my way up to larger ones. takes 4-5 heats. 

I'm really not one to take tips from though.....

Much smaller. And made  from cable "Damascus"

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Cool. Has a lustre light wrought.

Those are some cool dragon heads 58er. They would make great cane toppers. 

Nice looking roses as well. 

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this is Rose Lodge Forge on the central coast of Oregon,been sculpting since 1978 and started blacksmithing in early 1990's.Glad to share knowledge on any of my subject pieces.Happy hammering.Don T. Wisener.

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My first mini sword out of bent rusty nail. I am a newbie with  no forge or anvil.

Tim

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Русский Дракон

Russian Dragon

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Дракон

Dragon

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Very cool Westerwald. I could see one of those in my yard. :) 

Great work, Westerwald. Now you need some of my ball-bearings.

Hi Baculus, I like "Atlantis". Can you give us anymore info on it? Thanks for sharing. Al

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