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Finally got 'er done - it was a big day.
I'm really starting to enjoy this Cru Forge V. I hope it's around for a while.
Doing a really nice job on wrought iron fittings is something that has taken me about 5 years to be consistantly comfortable with.
It is not a slam-dunk procedure.
There is a reflection in the composite photo that looks like a poorly fit guard, but it is simply a reflection of the etching in the guard face.
This stabilized redwood handle had its own challenges as well. It had a few surprisingly unwelcomed voids that will remain part of this handle forever.
What can I say?
This was my handle shaping demo at this past Branson, Missouri, hammer-in and I hope that those who were there appreciate this just that much more!
Thanks for letting me share.
I'm really starting to enjoy this Cru Forge V. I hope it's around for a while.
Doing a really nice job on wrought iron fittings is something that has taken me about 5 years to be consistantly comfortable with.
It is not a slam-dunk procedure.
There is a reflection in the composite photo that looks like a poorly fit guard, but it is simply a reflection of the etching in the guard face.
This stabilized redwood handle had its own challenges as well. It had a few surprisingly unwelcomed voids that will remain part of this handle forever.
What can I say?
This was my handle shaping demo at this past Branson, Missouri, hammer-in and I hope that those who were there appreciate this just that much more!
Thanks for letting me share.

