Lil Stubby, 1ST canister weld

Hey that's a Class Act. Beautiful damascus aside, that handle shape and guard and pommel - they Rock. Thanks for sharing, this is good stuff.

Dave
 
Very nice George!:) im glad it came out the way you liked! i cant wait to check it out...the guard looks awesome to! Great job Brother:D
oh...and by the way...STOP PEAKING!:D :p :p :p
 
Nice work G, I'm wanting to try that powdered metal stuff myself. this just gave me more reason, beautiful steel. :cool:

Bill
 
Bill: I think (scare) that Bruce B. said it, if you think the billet is ready, go have a cup of coffee then it will be just right.
J. Hey, no problem when you come over we will tell Joe to say a home.:D :D :D :D ( I'm Peak'g)
 
Hey George! - That's pretty Slick! Was that done with same process Chuck was working with at the Hammer -in?

Bob
 
Het George! That looks great!


I have a machine shop buddy that has 440C chips and turnings....you think they'll work with 1084 powder? I'll grab you a coffee of them if you want....?

Take care,
Rob
 
Bob; I used a 2" square tube with caps on both ends, so it is not exactly same as what Chucky was doing.
Rob: Sure I give it a shot.
 
Very Very Nicely Done George.I am going to have to get my press running now.I am falling behind with only a Power hammer,My attempts at canisters with the hammer just are not working.
Bruce
 
This is the first canister weld that came out right. (Joe (Chisel) and Jerry A. had there fingers in the tube)
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Nice work George..but my fingers were no where near your tube.
 
Here ya go George:D
Hope ya don't mind I cropped a little and shrunk it so it would load a little quicker.
 

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