J. Helmes

really great work petr!

sweet work kevin

beautifu work, as usual Petr!

I like that shape!

Thanks for sharing Chris!

Jesus That was a really really great vid! Thanks for sharing.

I'll say

WOW! These are amazing pieces.

Thank you for the kind words folks! Vaughn- The antler is ground almost to the crown and I cleaned the crown with 0000 steel wool. It is not as clean a in the pics which are kind of crappy I didnt spend any time sorting out light quality for them.

wowzers super slick work dave!

Thanks Guys! It was alot of fun to make.

nice work, very clean

Here is an Anglo-Saxon/Scandinavian Belt and knife. The blade is bloom steel folded coarse. Handle is bronze ,blackened oak, and antler crown. This was a very quickly made Christmas present. I think it has a nice home spun feel to it. I took liberties drawing from both Anglo-Saxon and Viking cultures. The sheath and belt are tooled with staffordshire hoard images and the handle is carved with the same griping dog motif. Jeff

wonderfull work!

Thanks Guys!

Wow great pictures! Just another reason to get a beter camera. I'm glad you liked the axe. Jeff

and the official safety instructions My link This one is kind of graphic

Ha watch this

This looks great! It's like Christmas meets Jurassic Park

Thats beautiful Jared. will that be a gift ?

That is really awsome Serge! I love how the blade is fastened to the handle. Brilliant work. Jeff

Thanks a lot guys! I forgot to mention I owe a huge thank you to Stephen Pollington for getting me a period translation for the runes. He is a fantastic scholar and if you aren't familiar with his work I his work I more than recomend it. My link Kevin- I used a 2 inch contact wheel for the fullers. Jeff

odd I shrunk all these down on photobucket, why do they look so big here.

Here It is . Jeff

beautiful alan!