Southern Steel Forge
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http://www.etsy.com/shop/SouthernSteelForge?ref=si_shop Being familiar with tools and woodworking I was instantly enthralled. Please support me in my endeavors!
It all started over a cup of coffee...
My friend Nathan and I discussed the art of bladesmithing over a cup of coffee one day. I visited his grandfather's shop and I made my very first knife...I was hooked. I soon could not get enough and set up my own shop based at my parents house and built my own forge in their backyard (much to their dismay)! Before long, I was starting to invite friends over
12/27/2014
12/27/2014
10/13/2013
Custom Order for Brendan is complete! Check out this new style!
09/10/2013
This is a custom order for kitchen knives that we are working on. This album depicts the quenching of several of the blades (8 total). The quench is when we are hardening the metal so that it retains a proper edge.
After this we will be working on the handles and polishing the blades!
05/05/2013
Visited the forge today and quenched a bunch of knives that I have been working on with Jayce Vandervelde. This group of knives is almost finished!!! Just have to grind and polish them...easier said than done. Later, Nathan Tullos and I worked on a pair of twin swords (which I do not need to explain how big of an undertaking this is) from a singe piece of 18-wheeler leaf spring! He documented the progress and posted them to his timeline which I have now shared.
02/25/2013
02/01/2013
02/01/2013
02/01/2013
Available for purchase; not yet claimed.
Just to update everyone...I have been working on my own version of a treadle hammer (the name junk-yard-hammer would probably be more accurate) as well as getting some blueprints for a new grinder that I plan on building with a friend. The treadle hammer allows me to use a foot pedal to operate a large 60-80 pound hammer!
I plan on getting some more knives pounded out pretty soon.
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