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Thor’s Hammer Mjölnir, forged from iron.
Here's a link to a download to the article Mark Aspery and I did a few years ago on forging an axe. The emphasis is on forging an axe by yourself with handheld tools. Method is the symmetrical fold and weld. http://www.geraldboggs.com/Tutorials.html
Forging a Chisel, a story board. Missing from the photo is the small bit of O-1 that was forge welded on in step 6.
Forged Iron Bracelet and a couple more. Started with a bit of 1/4 square, a little chisel work and a little twisting.
A Witches Boline. I forged this out of a length of 1/2 round W-1. I wish I could find more antlers like this one.
A Winter Tree. It was too large to complete in the shop, so five main truck pieces and several branches to assemble on site
Being fancy with the fireplace tools
Spiral pendent
A poker and a pair of brooms. The brooms were done by www.friendswoodbrooms.com. He does excellent work.
I've been going through old photos. 2007, my first attempt at a fancy door knocker. The center is wrapped, forged welded and hammered to give it it’s 14 sides.
I took a class with Peter Ross last Spring. Forging chest handles for a wood chest I made. Peter is a really great teacher and smith, I learned a lot, thank you Peter.
Who says I don’t smile?
A photo of my shop. The anvil is over 600 pounds and 100 years old.
Norwegian battle axe, early 17th century. I forged this at a class I took with Tom Latane. The smaller was just a bit of play.
Axe pendent with the Rune Odal hand chiseled
Wizard Bottle Openers - Hand Forged
Tree of Life. I like the way forge welding creates a graceful and natural transition from the truck to the leaves.