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Well I finaly got time to finish the puff and chop as it was dubbed on another forum. The head was forged from wrought iron with a file bit in the wrapped method. O.A.L.is 24 1/2" and the head is 7" tall with a 3 1/2" bit. Cast in place pewter bands with pewter and antler mouthpiece...

Stunning and beautifull thanks for showing us your knives. Bob

Welcome aboard Ed! Bob

Micarta was devoloped and originaly used as an insulating material and is just a trade name. That stuff looks a lot like it and depending on what it is made of should work the same. Bob

Welcome to the board Scott it good to have you here. Bob

Nice looking hammers i realy like that big ball pien. Take it easy! Bob

I have a set of aluminum jaws with rubber on them and magnets that hold them onto the bench vice jaws. They work great and i got them here. http://www.busybeetools.com/products/SAFE-MAG.-JAWS-4IN..html Bob

Well you know to much of a good thing aint good for you!:rolleyes: Bob Like everyone else has said relax take it easy then when you are up to it get to it! And no that's not this weekend!

Wow that's great news they sure kicked him out fast! Heal well buddy! Bob

Nice one John i like everything about it! Bob

Welcome to the forum Michael. Bob

I would like to give it a go. Uber Steel! I want some! Bob

Be good to those pretty nurses I.G. and have a quick recovery! Bob

Very nice! Bob

Good show Josh and congrats on your first forged blade! Bob

A touch of class well done i love stag handled bowies! Bob

Another fine looking knife Gill cool handle material. Bob

I think you should call it I.G's Lightning and you better send out the waivers for this one! Bob

Well you know i would say it's probably true they had some wierd ways in the old days. Like put grease or butter on a burn. I think i will stick to grizzly bear urine for quenching! Bob

Fine looking knife Casey sort of a riflemans flair to it well done. Bob