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FREE SHIPPING This hand-forged seax is of the design that was common among the Vikings (Norse Type II). The sax (English: seax) is a long knife characterized by a large, single-edged blade worn horizontally inside a scabbard attached to the belt, with the edge of the blade upwards. It was historically seen with Germanic peoples, and gave among other things the Saxons their name. This particular shape and design was common in Viking Age Scandinavia, where the curved side of the blade was sharpened, rather than the straight side. Norse Type II Seax Hand-forged and sharpened steel blade. HRC 55-58 Wooden handle with a brass cap. Handmade leather scabbard with brass decorations. Total length: 16" (40 cm) Length of the blade: 10.5" (27 cm) Carefully handmade, small variations may occur The sax (English: seax) is a long knife characterized by a large, single-edged blade worn horizontally inside a scabbard attached to the belt, with the edge of the blade upwards. It was historically seen with Germanic peoples, and gave among other things the Saxons their name.
How to Make a Bladesmiths Forge: In this Instructable I will be explaining how to convert that old barbecue grill sitting in your yard next to all that junk into a furnace capable of heating up steel to forge long items such as knives,daggers,and small swords. Before we begin I wou…
How cool! I have been making these for over 15 years, it is so neat to see other people doing it. I should make a tutorial on how I do it. :)
We on instagram - @vasverblades ! If any problem occurs during any step - please contact me. I usually answer almost immediately, except when sleep. TSURU kiridashi with a leather sheath Steel - D2 Hrc - 61 (very hard) Length 150 mm Blade 45 mm Thickness 4 mm ENGRAVINGS Our workshop performs engravings on steel for extra charge. please go to “more” section of our catalogue (on the main page), or use the link ( https://www.etsy.com/listing/780052327/engraving-on-steel-personalization?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1), and add the “ENGRAVING” to your cart (it will also ask you to add the text you like). Usually we make engravings on knives’ backs or on the flat parts, in order not to ruin knives’ designs. Engravings on steel are harder and more expensive to perform, but will stay forever, while those made on the wood and other materials will fade away. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ STEEL D2 is an older, proven tool steel, relied upon in industrial settings for making some of the most durable cutting and metal forming tools possible. It's hard, wear resistant, tough and makes an extremely long-lived and edge-holding knife blade. It also has enought chromium in it to be called "almost" stainless. When you want a knife edge to last and last D2 can offer a supreme cutting edge, and a fantastic knife that will last for many generations. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ On your choice we also can cryogenically process your knife. Cryogenic treatment of certain metals is known to provide three beneficial effects: 1) Greater durability: Cryogenic treatment helps to promote the transformation of retained austenite present in heat treated steels into harder martensite steel. This results in fewer imperfections and weaknesses in the steel's grains structure. 2) Improved wear resistance: Cryogenic hardening increases the precipitation of eta-carbides. These are fine carbides that act as binders to support the martensite matrix, helping to resist wear and corrosion resistance. 3) Stress relief: All metals have residual stress that is created when it solidifies from its liquid phase into a solid phase. These stresses can result in weak areas that are prone to failure. Cryogenic treatment can reduce these weaknesses by creating a more uniform grain structure. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please, take into account that the product is handmade, and the one you will get wont be exactly the same as on the photo.
Turtle knives, Prague, Czech Republic. 5,716 likes · 193 talking about this. Art knife making, forging, jewelery and other things...
Blade Material: Damascus steel Handle Material: Silver + leather wrap Overall Length: 40 inches Blade Length: 30 inches Handle Length: 10 inches With leather Sheath This superb design Sword is hand forged. The blade of this Sword has a nice file work and is made of 512 layers of 4340 stainless steel and 1075 high carbon steel and hardness 55-58 HRC. This robust Sword is lab tested under intense conditions, the balance and shape of this Sword ensure perfect grip. You Must Be Over 18 Years Of Age To Purchase These Products, The Buyer is Fully Responsible For Local Laws And Regulations Concerning the Purchase And Possession Of Knives, Swords, And Other Cutlery Tools, By Making A Purchase You Are Confirming Our Age Policy.
In this post I am proud to show the work of Johannes Adams, a very talented young pukkoseppä from Hatten, Niedersachsen, Germany. He forges very fine blades and makes beautiful puukko and leukkus. …
Chef Knife **Due to current high demand, please allow up to 12 months for this knife to be produced and delivered.** For expedited production, please select from the options below. High carbon steel repurposed from a Vermont Farrier's horseshoe rasp. This handle is apple found on m
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Turtle knives, Prague, Czech Republic. 5,716 likes · 199 talking about this. Art knife making, forging, jewelery and other things...
Turtle knives, Prague, Czech Republic. 5,716 likes · 201 talking about this. Art knife making, forging, jewelery and other things...
It's easy to learn how to sharpen a knife without a sharpener - here are 7 ways to do it and the number one thing to remember when sharpening your blades.
Artist Tristan Dare incorporates gold, iron, damascus steel, and the 4.565-billion-year-old Muonionalusta meteorite into this two-knife set with display stand.
