Lindybeige
Published 8 Feb 2018Hammering hot metal into shape is quite a satisfying task, when it goes well. Here you see me shaping out my sword.
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I was invited by the Cut and Thrust Collective to go to Glastonbury and make my own sword. In an earlier video, you saw my training (forging a nail), and immediately after that we started on the sword. Thom Leworthy was the bladesmith showing me how it is done.
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August 22, 2020
Forging a sword – part one: the basic shape
Filed under: Technology, Tools, Weapons — Tags: BladedWeapons, HandTools, Metalworking, PowerTools, Swords — Nicholas @ 02:00
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