They dont get much simpler than this (pic)

Kentucky

Kentucky

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A hawk made from a high quaility farrier rasp (1095) folded and welded left with a forge finish..Hickory haft, not real pretty but makes one heck of a hawk ;) I like doing wrap and weld hawks. Sounds funny but it kinda feels "right" :thumbup:
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taking something old and made it fresh, I LOVE the texture.

Back in the DAY, you know a good blacksmith used what ever they had to make something out of. :thumbup:

Pat
 
Hey Kentucky, thats pretty sweet! Mind if I ask; What are the specs? Thanks,

Heber
 
LOL, the beauty of that thing is that people do so much decorative file work and that one comes with it already done!

Great work!
 
wildmanh said:
Hey Kentucky, thats pretty sweet! Mind if I ask; What are the specs? Thanks,

Heber
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Hi, the head on this one is around 5 1/2" long with about a 2 3/4" or 3" cutting width..Haft is about 18"..We kept it light.
 
Yea, they are generally up for sale. I think Lisa put this one on ebay last night. We are over in eastern,Ky..Floyd co. Next to Pike co..
There is a smith who does a lot fo woodwork that lives in or around Berea that was on The "Woodwrights" shop a season ago. Don Weber I think? Maybe you have heard of him..
 
Kentucky said:
Hi, the head on this one is around 5 1/2" long with about a 2 3/4" or 3" cutting width..Haft is about 18"..We kept it light.
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Sounds nice!! Thanks for the specs. Would you mind emailing me. Your email isn't avaliable and I'd like to ask you a few questions about your hawks off line. Thanks,

Heber
 
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