Jared Stier

The blades make me want to vomit but its... tolerable

This is for a wedding knife for a gent. I had thick steel to start off with so the first weld pass was four layers of 1075 and l6. Then i did a 5 cut and fold to make it 20 layers. . Then after that welded, I did a four cut and got it to 80 layers. after this I drew it out and the forged the blade I will be making the waxes next for the spacer and the buttcap. The handle wood will be mahogany

Finally after more than two years on this project, I am done. It started with making the shear steel up at rics in jan 2011!

short broken back seax is gone. Two left. Who wants em! New prices anthro sword - 275 shipped

It is awesome you should own it

Zombie chopper is now sold. All prices and items are current

All blade prices have been updated and removed the sold ones. Let me know if you have any interest.

That is the wax that is used inside of the investment material that then melts out and the metal is poured into its void

Well i am happy to be able to get back onto this project. Life and business surely do try keep you away from passions. Im casting the silver tonight and will hopefully have a finished product by the end of the week.

There are lots of regs on how the blades are to be made but there are so many steels that can work I don't see that as a huge safety issue like the shape of the blade. Yeah I can't get them to get back to me but I was just thinking if anyone thought about what sort of steel would work for constant steel on steel. This is for duke palymar mark

Does anyone know a good starter grinder, something that I can add larger wheels and whatnot to later on as I get more cash?

I have a buddy who is on the team and wants me to make him a sword, but I am wondering what steel would be best used for blunted steel on steel contact that needs to last for more than one round. I Was thinking 5160 or 6150 but any steel advice here would be great.

Prices updated everything has been cut in half. I need these blades moved! let me know if you are interested. Also added another knife

Sales pending on Zombie chopper, small seax, and celtic woodsmans knife.

Im not the sort to be out until 4am every day so I sold it and bought a small gadget company, business is good. Thanks for your compliment

sword is finally done, ill post pics of the sheath later

finally done

Carbonized wrought iron cast bronze handle, Brass and copper sheath $300 plus shipping 1075 and carved curly maple. Leather sheath $100 plus shipping 1075 brass and curly red oak. Leather sheath with brass hooks, blade is roughly 14" $150 plus shipping Old pall peen hammer hawk with curly maple handle, comes with leather sheath $100 plus shipping 1075, wrought fittings, silver end cap, and curly maple. leather sheath $100 plus shipping 1075 and rose wood, with leather sheath $75 plus shipping 1095/15n20 300+ layers little belt seax $100 plush shipping. comes with sheath

Thats awesome ric

Sure is, let me know if you want it

I had a dream where I pulled this out and rocked the world of some goblins. I woke up and sketched it out and so far here is what I have. I am going use walnut burl for the handle with a lot of spiral inlay and cast silver spacer and butt cap inset with an emerald on each side. As far as the sheath goes I really need to learn some better leather working skills so i am going to hold up on that until I can get better.

Well thank you very much for the compliment Kip, it means a lot.

This all has just turned out great Jeff

200+ layers of 1095 and 15n20 handle is curly maple Copper spacer blade length is 7.5" over all length is 12" $200.00 shipped sheath included

15n20 and 1095 blade silver spacer inlaid silver reeds mahogany handle I would like $170 shipped for this blade.