Phil Pascoe
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I've just read an article about these in the local press. Some interesting designs there.
I've just read an article about these in the local press. Some interesting designs there.
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John Brown
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Nice.
But why is "Due" capitalized?
But why is "Due" capitalized?
Phil Pascoe
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a typo?
Interesting Phil, thanks !
For those who like this art, take a look at the back catalogue of retired bladesmith Gerhard Wieland. Stunning work.
Take inspiration now as there's no guarantee that the website will remain up in the long term.
http://www.wieland-der-schmied.de/en/
For those who like this art, take a look at the back catalogue of retired bladesmith Gerhard Wieland. Stunning work.
Take inspiration now as there's no guarantee that the website will remain up in the long term.
http://www.wieland-der-schmied.de/en/
Phil Pascoe
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Can't get anywhere with that one. I had hoped to have room for a small forge/metal working room when we moved house, but we lost so much money on the last one it was not to be.
I spent some time a few years ago with a blacksmith who made stunning blades, but for one reason and another we lost touch. I would have liked to have worked with him more closely, as his blades were let down by poor handle, and I was into silver work and dichroic glass. He forged blades with all manner of unusual laminations - he did one with chainsaw chains embedded, it was stunning. If anyone ever needed marketing advice, it was him.
I have however permission from the domestic controller to build a forge in the back garden, so long as I design it that it'll double as a barbecue. It won't be until late in the year, though.
I spent some time a few years ago with a blacksmith who made stunning blades, but for one reason and another we lost touch. I would have liked to have worked with him more closely, as his blades were let down by poor handle, and I was into silver work and dichroic glass. He forged blades with all manner of unusual laminations - he did one with chainsaw chains embedded, it was stunning. If anyone ever needed marketing advice, it was him.
I have however permission from the domestic controller to build a forge in the back garden, so long as I design it that it'll double as a barbecue. It won't be until late in the year, though.
thetyreman
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I'm using these knives myself, they're unbelievably sharp, best knives I've ever owned https://www.niwaki.com/store/niwaki-carbon-knife-range/
