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Welcome aboard.. If you can make stock removal knives the hard part is usually well ingrained.. Clean lines, good designs.. The forging will come pretty quickly understanding the first 2. Every knife will eventually hit the grinder.. :) Just saying..

You welcome.. Thanks and it swings awesomely. :)

So here it is.. The final video.. I love making axes this way..

There is a video here of some of the stuff moved to the building. I wanted to get stuff in before the snow.. Good thing too because the storm just after the move was 13" and just got another 13" today.

Chris not yet. I'm still building it. Just finished the main building and moved all the gear in.. Still waiting on electric and propane and large garage door. There is a bunch of info on the Facebook page for JLP Services Inc, https://www.facebook.com/jlpsinc/ Also a thread on Iforge...

Chris, it is located in MA.. Central MA.. Rutland, MA Doug, Yes, thanks.. I hope I'm the right Jennifer.. :) I hope the covid runs out too. Luckily the school is large enough for social distancing and everyone will have their own work space. It should be quite spectacular when it is...

Thanks Sean. I'm hopeful. :)

Why thanks for subscribing and thanks for the welcome.. Good to be here..

Well, been at it a very long time. Started out as a bladesmith and have made nearly every kind of bladed tool that caught my interests. I moved from Bladesmithing into Blacksmithing and now consider myself fairly well rounded. I really enjoy forging blades and now have a youtube channel and...

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YUP.

Your welcome Johan, I hope you found it helpful.. There are many more videos on the Youtube channel.. I think there are 7 videos in the series total.

This video started out of mystery metal and turned into a battle of wrought iron and shear will... LOL..

Hatchets and axes of all types.