Stormcrow
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I finished up the bush swords I showed forged out in my last post.
bushswords01 by James Helm, on Flickr
All are 80CrV2 steel, between 14" and 16" blades.
This longest one had a hemp cord wrap with black paracord Turk's head knots, and a raised false edge.
eosword01 by James Helm, on Flickr
eosword02 by James Helm, on Flickr
This one with tan and black paracord had a short, fully sharpened top edge per the customer's request.
kusword01 by James Helm, on Flickr
kusword02 by James Helm, on Flickr
And finally, the shortest one. I liked the way the butt end of the handle had forged out, so I left it exposed instead of rounding it out and wrapping all the way around.
cvsword01 by James Helm, on Flickr
cvsword02 by James Helm, on Flickr
After having it for a few days, the customer commented, "I can't believe how light and responsive this is for such a large blade. Awesome work my friend! I just can't get over how freakin' awesome this bush sword is. I am sore from swinging it so much. Destroying everything in its path so far. Thank you."
Always glad to have happy customers.

All are 80CrV2 steel, between 14" and 16" blades.
This longest one had a hemp cord wrap with black paracord Turk's head knots, and a raised false edge.


This one with tan and black paracord had a short, fully sharpened top edge per the customer's request.


And finally, the shortest one. I liked the way the butt end of the handle had forged out, so I left it exposed instead of rounding it out and wrapping all the way around.


After having it for a few days, the customer commented, "I can't believe how light and responsive this is for such a large blade. Awesome work my friend! I just can't get over how freakin' awesome this bush sword is. I am sore from swinging it so much. Destroying everything in its path so far. Thank you."
Always glad to have happy customers.