Rojo Lisandro

Mil gracias!!!! gran parte de esto se los debo a ustedes,que son mis referentes!!!

Thank you very much Rob! I'm glad you like the job. Regards!

Thank you very much Mr. Alan, I am very glad you like my work. Many greetings from Argentina

Thank you!! Yes, really this man's story is very interesting!

The distant twelfth century was running and a legendary king lived in Aragon ... Alfonso I, The battlesman. His story of bravery, religious fervor, heroism and mystery endured to this day in his lands. A couple of years ago, I fell into my hands a very small contemporary coin to the Battler, which led me to inquire into his very rich history ... Son of kings, lived until his youth in a monastery, married a queen as powerful as the , separated, lived in struggles, with the austerity of a monk. He managed to unify the kingdom of Aragon, fought against the infidel until his mysterious death. His will donated all his assets to the powerful and mysterious order of the Temple. And here begins his magic, many researchers affirm that the Holy Grail himself was guarded in his kingdom and other historians even connect his more than interesting history neither more nor less than with King Arthur himself, who would be neither more nor less than Don Alfonso ... His sword was lost in the night of time, nothing is known of it ... Research and based on the documentation I found I took the audacity, to try, recreate as a tribute to this great man, the sword that I could in some distant time video-1571862794.mp4

Thank you! yes, I really liked the result despite being steels not recommended for these processes

Hello colleagues, in this opportunity I bring you this chiquitin. San mai sheet, with recycled steel that was lying on the bottom. In the steel center 5160 and in the sides 1070, the rope made in deer, the leather cover worked by me. I hope you like it

Thank you! Yes, the first one published yesterday and I just sold it, I really like it for luck, I have another similar sheet and I will try to do something better

Good morning, I show you the last two forged knives that end. The first is a damask, with steel 15 n 20,1095 and 5160, the wood is Palo santo, with a bronze guard, the second is a blade that forges from a steel cable, the wood of the cape I could not identify, but it is beautiful to work with. Both cases are made of leather. I forge the blades forge and hammer only by hand. I hope you like it!

Thank you for allowing me to share, very happy that you like my humble jobs

Thank you! a pleasure!

Thanks Brian! now at this moment I am working with small things, soon I hope to get into another sword project, which are my favorite, and where I want to guide my future work

Thank you!! a pleasure to share the things that one does

At this moment I have saved these works, next to the publication knife. I hope to finish new jobs and fill it haha

Hello Charles, that's right, I recently started in this world of forging, and there I have some of my pieces that little by little I'm finishing