Below: Seven bar damascus Kopis knife.
Below: Seven bar damascus utility
Below: Tempered the little Rune-engraved utility. File steel.
Mittwoch, 3. August 2011
Fun day at the Bethaus smithy
Below: Seven bar damascus Kopis knife.
Below: Seven bar damascus utility
Below: Tempered the little Rune-engraved utility. File steel.
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