The magic troll mailed me the other day to show off pics of her new blades. The one above is one I am really fond of: It´s Hildiswin (pig-of-war) by Petr Florianek (www.gullinbursti.cz), Czech sword- and bladesmith whom I admire quite a lot. The blade is wrought iron / high carbon steel three-layer laminate, which is very cleanly accomplished. There´s a boar inlay in silver wire, the handle is carved antler and oak burr, and the carving of a boar on the butt is antler, too, as is the mounting on the sheath. Petr sold it for 160,00€, and it drove me mad!!!! The knife handles very well, light and nimble, albeit abit too light for my liking, but then it is a neck knife, and nothing wrong with that. Also check out this guy´s facebook pages, lots of pics to drool over: www.facebook.com/pages/gullinbursti. Or any such like. I am still not on facebook, for I am not overly fond of their corporate policy.
The other is a more decent photo of my own work I posted recently.
Those are the adventures of Mr. Fimbulmyrk, in bushcraft and blacksmithing, mountainbiking and hiking, reenactment, writing, singing, dancing, stargazing and having a piece of cake and a coffee. Pray have a seat and look around you, but be warned - the forest´s twilight is ferocious at times.
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Donnerstag, 14. März 2013
Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2013
New blog I follow
The magic troll sent me a link, and who am I to argue, she always knows what´s best for me;-). It´s a blog about Czech knifemaking, and while I think they spoil the marketplace;-), they still do it in style.
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I hope Hloh isn´t angry with me if I share this photo:
...just to appetize you a bit. I really like those rustic folders, and the fixed blade knives do not hurt either...;-)
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I hope Hloh isn´t angry with me if I share this photo:
...just to appetize you a bit. I really like those rustic folders, and the fixed blade knives do not hurt either...;-)
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