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Thanks mate. Pretty sure the first isn't Jarrah, It was collected in Victoria which I don't think Jarrah grows here. Second I have no idea where it was harvested so could be. And yes jarrahs definitely can be a pain.

Some of my stuff from the last yr or so. Over the last ten months I fell into my shed door u channel and hacked my right arm open then partially degloved my left arm at work which really has motivated me to forge more. Hunter/utility 1084 steel antler handle Bowie 1084 steel cow bone handle Spike hawk forge from a ballpein hammer EDC 1084 steel unknown Australian hardwood Bowie 1084 steel unknown Australian hardwood Pinhead the shop dog Thanks for looking

Rick marchand/wildertools maybe?

Thanks mate means a lot coming from you, love your hawks/axes. I'd go so far as every home needs a dog haha

Been lurking for awhile and only made a little bit but thought I'd start posting pics are in order made, cheers First finished knife forged from a old leaf spring Forged from a file, first sheath Forged from 1084 handle wood is spotted gum Little rabbit knife forged from 1075 Ugly tomahawk forged from a ball pein hammer. this one means a lot because Ive messed up so many hawks this is the first that I could finish My failed hawk pile( its gotten bigger) Bowie forged from sup 9( Australian 5160 basically as I understand it) Shop dog Wendell bud white Thanks for looking critique always welcome and appreciated

Really like these mate. Just wondering some dimensions thanks, especially how thick