Big Chopper

[Mace]

Nice!

Wish I could have seen that one up close Mikey! Should have held onto that one till after the hammer in.
You didn't say...but I know thats cut and grind.
You need to start forgin boy!
Mace

 

[Dan Pierson]

That's beautiful Mike. You're going places!

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

thanks guys
well if someone close by would have me ver for a day or two i could really learn a lot from him considering he's such a knowledgeable guy about forging and sure as hell knows how to put a nice fit and finish on a forged blade too.


thanks Dan. you're going to have some who and tell for the hammer-in right?

 

[indian george]

. Everyone needs to watch ole' Hammerhead here. He's going to be one of the big boys down the road.
:thumbup:

Yep!!! He isn't even 21 yet and still wears diapers. HEHEHEHE!!!

 

[Dan Gray]

AOK :thumbup:

you sure that is'nt a quench line you made there

 

[Dan Pierson]

thanks Dan. you're going to have some who and tell for the hammer-in right?

Maybe a couple of heat treated but unfinished blades It's taken a lot longer than I'd hoped to get this shop together, but I hope to do my first heat treating tomorrow.

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

hey hey hey i wear pull ups now!!!!

damn technicalities. (sp?)
ok ok its a quench line!!!

bring em all D. Peirson. i'd love to see em

 

[Dan Gray]

damn technicalities. (sp?)
ok ok its a quench line!!!

more so than just simple technicalities
in one way you have to push the horse and
in the other way you have to pull the horse and the out come can be much differant..
stand in front of a house and have a bee sting it's A$$ and see what happens what the hell were we talking about now anyway

 

[Michael J. Spangler]

i think you mean "horse"

 

[Dan Gray]

i think you mean "horse"

it's my story and I'm sticking to it