I really have to strain myself to keep up, but I am proud to have laid some groundwork for him taking up bladesmithing. His works are improving so fast you can almost watch him get better from day to day!
My deep respect to you, Kai!
Freitag, 17. Februar 2012
New Birka kitchen knife by Kai
I really have to strain myself to keep up, but I am proud to have laid some groundwork for him taking up bladesmithing. His works are improving so fast you can almost watch him get better from day to day!
My deep respect to you, Kai!
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