Cliff Fendley
Well-Known Member
David, the seax is awesome. How did you blue the fittings? That bluing is very bright.
6 Hunters in CPM154, 2 Combat X in 3V and a 1095 Seax.
I've been facinated by the Seax since going to Kevin Cashens smelt. I'm still working on the sheath. A leather lined, Bear fur throated Maple sheath with ancient Germanic runes carved into the front.
Here are a few pics of the Seax. Forged from 1095 with a Sambar Stag, blued wrought iron, and silicon bronze handle. A small silicon bronze ring will be added to the butt.
FWIW, the blade is very bright. I'm not sure why the pics show a bluish tint unsure
Hope you like
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Still getting the hang of the new camera, and I need a new light box
This is in another thread as well.
The blade is gibeon meteorite shaped by Delbert Ealy.
As usual, Del knocked this one out of the park!!! PHENOMENAL! I'm in search of a power hammer, and I keep watching Meteorite Men, on Discovery, I've got to make one of these, maybe not quite this size, I just love the way the nickle (I think) makes the angular lines, and then over laps themselves going in different directions, too awesome for words! Del, will one of these make a good to decent cutter? Or is it more of a San Mai construction? BEAUTIFUL work, I hope to get that good one day, either way ....I'll did trying! Rex
Here are 2 Im working on. I flat ground these out of a billet of our damascus that we acordian cut.. (Thanks to Bruce and a few others for the WIP and tutorials.. its been a great help!)
I added mosaic damascus bolsters to one of these and am planning on using musk ox horn on that one.. The smaller one will get 416 stainless hardware and bolsters. and Im thinking ivory handles!
I also have a damascus folder in progress. as well as a gut hook with ram horn handles in the works! Its a KNIFE LIFE!!!!
God Bless
Randy
Leaps and Bounds! Man O Man you guys are off and running.
btw thanks for tagging my name on your posts.
Thanks Bruce, God bless you, my man!
You may not know it, But you have been VERY influential to some of us new makers.. I cant speak for them.. But I can speak for myself.... and I say.. Thank you!!
I could go on and on.. But will leave it at this, God has blessed you with a great talent.. and you have blessed us by sharing it..
Respectfully,
Randy