jdsmith02115
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I'm comin' to get you boy!
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Very Nice!!
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Beautiful design work!
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Yow! Great sword!
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Nice!
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Very cool.
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Here are some process pics!
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thanks man! No it is not pinned under the wrap. The wrap is quite tight and secure. Those scales are flat to the tapered tang and are not going anywhere.
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Sure can! This particular pattering arrangement is one I've used many times before with various variations. It is built from six or seven billets. One species is simply straight layers@ around 100 layers the other species is crushed "W's" @ around fifty before staring the "crush". All billets were sized equally and alternately stacked, crushed, straight, crushed, straight etc. then laddered and forged into a blade. Blade length is 14" steel is 15N20and 1084 Bocote wood and paracord w/ thin coating of epoxy. It is very well balanced and light in the hand...you could swing it all day. It's my favorite "brut" to date! I'll take a few more pics tomorrow!
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Mixed species ladder patterned steel.
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15.5" OAL Bronze, Damascus and iron wood.
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Love it! Great looking piece...about as hybridized a style as ever has been done...all kinds of things in the mix here. Did something quite a bit like it a month or two back.