February 25, 200818 yr Welcome Freddie! Your English grammer is fine, I've gotten emails from my U.S. relatives that were harder to decypher because of their lazy typing habits. Enjoy the site and I look forward to seeing any blue prints you post! Larry
February 25, 200818 yr Welcome aboard Freddie From your post and your demeanor you could be from any small town in america. You'll fit in here just fine. Mike Tanner
February 25, 200818 yr Badger1875 AKA: Freddie Welcome to I Forge Iron It only takes a few words to know when you are in the company of like minded people. No doubt
February 26, 200818 yr Welcome Freddie. Your English is great, not to worry. Your enthusiasm shines though!
February 26, 200818 yr Howdy from EAST TEXAS!! and welcome to IFI!. Your English is MUCH better than my German! so don't worry about that. We do like PICTURES!! kinda like a kid in a candy store when we see them, gives us inspiration to better ourselves and new ideas to try. Kick your shoes off and enjoy the site. There are a lot of men and women here that are EXTERMELY knowledgeable in the art of working metal. Once again, welcome.
February 26, 200818 yr Yep Welcome from Tennessee! You speak better english then most people I know (probally inculeding my self) . Welocme to I Forge Iron their is ALOT of Knowledge and know how here. Also check out the gallery sometime . Thanks,Chris
February 26, 200818 yr Hello Freddie! And welcome to the site. You will indeed find many helpful & experienced people here. There is much to see & learn on this site. Enjoy!
February 28, 200818 yr Author @ All Thank you all for the heartly welcome here!!! Just want to show my latest project:click here! The blade is forged from my own damascus, around 160-some layers, German Silver and Grenadill from Mocambique, the sheath is handsewn and hand dyied leather. Length over all 11", the blade is around 1 3/8" wide, the weight is about 11 oz. I hope you all like it and wait for some comments Badger
February 28, 200818 yr Badger, I am not responding just to make small talk. Your craftsmanship lured me into responding. Your high level of craftsmanship has been appropriately reflected through the end product of this knife and sheath you have created. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The quality of construction that is seen with my eyes appears to be first class and speaks for it
February 28, 200818 yr Welcome aboard! Ulm is a gorgeous city (even when it's -15c and an ice storm so I wasnt able to go up the church tower) and that whole area of germany around Blaubeuren, Stuttgart and M
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