I was recently invited to work with the awesome folks at Baltimore Knife & Sword on their Man At Arms: Reforged series. I’ve known Kerry and the crew there for years, and it’s a distinct honor to be asked to … Continue reading →
One Twist Damascus #dekernecker just waiting for sharpening to be ready to head to it’s new home.
Continue reading →For well over a year now, you all have been hearing about the upcoming “Secret Project” I will be making steel for. It’s been the cause of a lot of new stuff in the shop, and a lot of learning … Continue reading →
So, I don’t often toot my own horn about stuff like this, but I pulled off something I thought was pretty cool while teaching a class this weekend. I usually do a heat treatment demo on grain growth where I … Continue reading →
I’ve got too much Damascus in stock, so it’s time to clear out some inventory! Now through Monday, all in stock steel is marked down 20%! Check out the shop section to find that piece of Damascus you’ve been needing!
Continue reading →UPDATE: This Saw is *SOLD* Kalamazoo Model P-45 Horizontal Bandsaw – 3ph motor (Probably 1HP, but the motor plate is AWOL. A VFD would run it, or a 1ph motor could be swapped in) – Looks like it … Continue reading →
The never ending quest for good deals on tools continues.3 bandsaws and a drill press followed me home. They don’t all get to live here, but I’ll foster them until I can find them good homes. 🙂
Continue reading →So, I was able to recover the previous website info and it’s back! I’ll repost some of my previous stuff to catch up shortly.
Continue reading →Now available for sale is a Turkish Twist pattern Gent’s Knife. This knife is made from 1084 and 15n20 high-carbon steels, forged by me. The inset handle scales are of fossilized Mammoth Ivory. Note that while screws were used on … Continue reading →
This is gent’s knife in 1084/15n20 Turkish Twist Damascus with Mammoth Ivory scales. 3-3/4″ of blade and 8-5/8″ OAL. While it is assembled with screws for appearance, it is not a take-down. It’s headed off toBrett Smith at T STAR … Continue reading →
