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VERY Nice!

This is from a wax cast 4140 head and turned handle I got from Track of the Wolf. Horsehair drop, brass tacks, bone clean out plug

Great looking work!

Here's the completed photos, way overdue...

I concur, humble was not what I was thinking when I saw the pictures

Very nice work!

Sunday Entry- Hope everyone has a fantastic day! Mark

Sign me up! Never Done a Bali...

Very Nice work!!!:35:

Thanks James!

Thanks to All for the feedback and input!!! Unfortunately, I'm about out of time to experiment for a couple of weeks- Got a fishing trip planned for this weekend, to hopefully fill the freezer... Then off to Colorado and Ohio for a bit- Tai, I'll check to see if there's any Pinions left in...

Need some help with ideas/ directions for a recipe for pitch. I tried a couple of methods the Primitive guys on YouTube showed for making pitch. I ran the range- Way to brittle, to the current batch which will not harden- even overnight. I'm using Black spruce sap as that's what's available up...

Ken, The reason why this hoof knife has lasted so long- (It was made in the mid-90s) is because I quit shoeing, about 10 years ago. Learned my lesson finally after shoeing for about 15 years off and on that I was getting to old to deal with other peoples refusal to train their nags... Besides...

Thanks Gary!

Thanks Eric!

Thanks Eric! This is my first attempt at a bone blade, so I'm also in the intrigued mode. Going to use either pitch and hemp cord or pitch and sinew for mounting the blade.

Bone blade with a caribou antler tine handle In Progress...

Here's a project I completed last month- my take on a Northern Plains style skull cracker from the late 19th century. Sorry about the dates, my camera decided to do it's own thing when I pulled the SD card to burn the disc- Dates on the pictures showing the completed club should be May...

This was a project I did a few years back when I was still shoeing horses. I forged the blade out of a M113A3 Drivers hatch spring (5160) that was replaced when one of the spring layers cracked. The handle is from a whitetail antler. This hoof-knife saw about a summers worth of use, then it was...

Sorry I was not able to get in on this, had a family emergency that took me out of town for several weeks. Hope to get in on the next go round.