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I really like your work! My knives also have the rustic appeal, it's refreshing to see great work like yours.

Hello I have a 55# anvil, I used 3 hammers; a 3# for the forming, a shorter 2# for the bevels, and a 1# for the edge work. I did this one more primitive. I finished it with files and sandpaper. I've been using leaf springs for awhile, the steel responds well to forging and is easy to work when...

It was a challenge as my forge is made for smaller blades. I wanted this for myself. It's leaf spring steel with Bocote handles and twisted copper wire pins. I left the hammer marks and forging marks to give it a rustic look.

Hello, What is a good material to use for liners for my handles? I've never used them, but they look good.

It's not pretty, I made it to test the new forge and my heat treat. It'll be my belt knife though. It treated well and stayed sharp after a bunch of cutting tests.

Hello, I'm Michael and I run Trinko-Forge in Hurst, Texas. I just wanted to introduce myself to everyone.