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Very cool! Congrats Troy.

That's some great work!

I love seeing in process pictures like this. Your hammer work is so neat and clean, Raymond.

Very nice! That is some clean forge work.

I've certainly got no worries about getting a stock removal knife. I may have to go the same route if my finger doesn't heal up.

Incredible! Your work always gives me something to drool over, Chuck.

I'm cool with either one. Does anyone have a suggestion for a theme if we decided to go that route?

You guys up for another round? I figure about the same time frame as last year, ready to ship right after the Blade show.

Nice work, James. I'm really digging that mesquite handled one.

Wow Art, that is gorgeous.

Excellent work, both of you.

Thanks Rick, I'll have to look into that DVD. I'm still hurting, but it has eased up some. Hopefully I'll be as good as new in a couple of months and can get back to hammering. Maybe this technique will keep me from slipping back.

Very cool, James!

Welcome! I'm just down the road from you in Cleveland (western Rowan County).

Thanks guys. After hitting it a couple of times with the air compressor I finally managed to get it back up and running. I'll be glad when I can finally upgrade from this thing, but that's still a ways off.

Sold pending funds

Oh I agree, and it's something I really need to work on anyway. I just love beating on hot steel.

I've developed a nastly case of tendonitis in my right ring finger, that seems to get worse every time I spend some time over the anvil. I hate to do it, but I'm going to have to step out of the Neo tribe for a while and join the world of cutting and grinding. I tried putting it off as long as...

Awesome work, Wade!

$55 tyd