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Here are a few pics me and my son took.
I'd like to thank Indian George once again and all the Helpers that made this great experience happen.
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George musta been taking a nap??
This "was" a good piece of 1084 till I put a Hammer to it:D
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I asked Jim Siska if I was doin ok? He never would give a negative comment but his expression........
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Me and my Helper:p
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Geeze, i said 3 inches!!
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Great knives but ugly-ass sidekicks,Love the Mohawk,Dave.
Nice pics. So do you go there to just hammer on steel or did you actually make something.:)ILK
the first for you,my grandpaw was a blacksmith,brings back old times,cool............~deadly
A day at Jim Siska's house and them 2 forged blades are lookin real good!!!
Jim sure helped us out but Me and Stabber Jr did a lot of the flat grinding ourselves. Jim sobered up the shoulders.
One more day in the shop and we'll fit the guards and attatch the crown stag handles.
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Oh, ya that's something. You and the boy probably have a whole new respect for a custom made knife. I know I would after all that hammering and grinding. Look forward to seeing some more progress pics.~stick itILK