finally finished this'en

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Not sure what to call this, I guess an S-Guard fighter. More of a traditional look with 1018, and wrought iron fittings, and a red stag handle. The blade is 1084, which was clay quenched, and hand rubbed out to show the hammon.

O.A. is approximately 16 1/4''. The blade was forged from 1/4'' x 1 1/4'' stock. The guard was forged as well. All pith was removed from the handle and the entire thing was poured solid with epoxy.


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thanks alot mark and keith,

it's probably my best to date. i have been nit picking the heck out of my work lately, and found very little to complain about on this one.
 
hey john, how's it going, thanks. Im gonna have a few guys over the new shop in a week or two, you should come down. it's in elizabeth twsp., just across the river from sutersville.
 
hey john, how's it going, thanks. Im gonna have a few guys over the new shop in a week or two, you should come down. it's in elizabeth twsp., just across the river from sutersville.

That sounds awesome, let me know what day!
 
will do john,

im gonna try and make it a day that will suit all involved, i figure on only about 6 guys , but hopefully i'll have an extra couple anvils so a couple can work at once.
 
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