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Recycled an old Brigs and Stratton lawn mower blade, and some broken ash tool handles. Thanks for looking! More pix in the Neo-Tribal Forum.

Here's the progression pictures. Brass pins, Brass wire wrap and low-dome brass tacks, The blade came off of an old Briggs and Stratton mower that I wore out a couple of years back, can't keep anything anymore, bought it new in 1985...

Very Nice!

Another in the long list of Beautiful work!

Very nice for a "plain Jane"

Wallace, Humans are curious critters, some people must name EVERYTHING. Many of the old-timers had names for their rifles, and I have named a couple of my guns. I do draw the line at naming food (that would be critters that will be food) although my first bear, now that he is hanging on the...

Here's a couple of pictures of the #2 lawn mower blade chopper. Blade is about 7" long with a 2 1/4 " cutting edge and the handle is a 15" section of an old broken ash hoe handle. Will post more and better pix soon.

I seem to be on a major recycling bend lately:what!::les:... Dug out some old lawn mower blades and started on some choppers. This is the first one. Handle is from a old broken tool handle also. Blade is about 7" with a 2 1/4 " cutting edge, handle about 14" long. More to...

Wade, Very true. They sell pretty fast. I do explain to the folks that they are more "knife-like objects" than true knives but that doesn't seem to bother them. The same with the horseshoe knives. The fact that is something somewhat unique is the hot button.

George, Putting a high carbon blade in the next one, I've got some horseshoes I'm going to do that to also.

Steve, This was a requested piece. One of the guys I worked with saw one of other Rail-spike knives and asked for it, I used Robb Gunter's super-quench and it seems to be holding a decent edge, at least for a while, but this is more of a curio/ display anyway. And it was something I hadn't...

Very Nice, second the question on the extra dark antler.

Here's the latest Rail-spike knife. Moose antler palm scales. This was the first Rail-spike knife I attempted to put scales on, had some issues with getting the tang flat enough to attach the scales. It's a good thing I didn't charge by the hour on this. Could have caused...

Very nice and definitely unique!

Ed, That looks great! What did you use to seal the rawhide? I've got a couple I'm working on that I want to do a basic handle wrap on.

Harley used to sell small pins and jewelry type reproductions of the old school tank emblems, just a thought to maybe use as an inlay on the handle or pommel. As someone that has been afflicted with the HD vice/ bug for years, anything that looks like it would go with the bike is always good.

Awesome work! Can't go wrong with Dragons.

"The brave die never, though they sleep in dust. Their courage nerves a thousand men" - Minot Savage To all my family, friends, and Battle Buddies; Have a Happy Memorial Day! My Comrades in Arms Are Never Forgotten. Mark Wojcinski SFC(R), USA

Looking Good!!!

Two thumbs up.