Search results

Thanx Tai;)

Hey there, Just finished this forged damascus Puuko for a friend. Made out of Eggerling damascus, stabilized camel bone, red mushroomed copper pins, bolster from buffalo horn and deer antler. Thanx for watching, cheers Igor.

Today i finished this bushcraft knife forged out of a San Mai made from suminagashi and Bullets i picked up from a Dutch Military practice base. This knife is inspired on the Finland Puuko knife and Japanese influences with a convex edge. The handle is made from tiger maple with buffalo and...

Cheers guys;)

Very cool and creative solution to work with water, thanx for sharing;)) Gr Igor

Some serious good looking splitter there;)

Cool, nice and inspiring;)

Sorry guys, pretty late reaction here, but it didn't work out, the fungus clothing stretch to much so i failed to make a sheath out of it, although now i have a lot of fire thinder for fire by friction;)

Thanx guyes! I studiet for some time the Warabite To sword and the Ainu/Emishi people and their culture,....a year ago i started forging a warabite to sword but 2 months ago it cracket on me after the water quench. (I will forge another one when the time is there) As a result i started this...

Thanx Laurence, ...yeah mostly i like to keep the handle as simple as possible when i use damascus blades, but this one came out pretty good;)

Love it;)

Cool knife, he will be so happy and pass it on to his son later;)

After many failures, broken swords after water quenching, trying things out and breaking stuff i finally finished a Ainu inspired wakizashi. This sword took me a while, i spend about 6 months working on it and failed to count the hours, but you guys know how it is, love costs time;) Forged...

Hey there, Here some work of me what i finished today, a tanto mostly made out of reclaimed materials. Damascus is forged out of C100 steel with wrought iron Red copper Habaki Red copper pins Black buffalo horn Tsuka made from Bolivian cactus wood i picked up when i was there, filled with some...

Thanx Laurence

Thanx George;)

Thanx Franklin;)

Thanx Mudman and Randy;)

Thanx man;)

A metallurgist told me once that if you stamp it when it's hot you create stress in the steel which is not good,...anyway i stamp them when there hot with hand and hammer and works good for me, never had any stress problems, only inconsistent stamping;)