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Matthew Stagmer
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PostPosted: Wed 29 Feb, 2012 3:31 pm    Post subject: A few things finished today         Reply with quote

It has been awhile since I have shared anything but a pole arm, so I figured that I would share a few things that we did today.

First is another options on our rondel dagger. We made a pair and this is the first one. The next one has deeper chiseling on the disks.







Overall Length: 16''
Blade: 10 1/2"
Weight: 1 lb 8.4 oz

More pics of this can be seen here http://imakeswords.com/daggers.htm

Next is a Zweihander for stage combat use.







This is our 50" bladed version with hooks. Seen here with a 12" handle, but it is available with a longer one. This would also be a prime item to "charm" or upgrade to a wood handle.
I was not able to get a weight on this before we shipped it, but it was quite light for it's size.

More pics and info on this piece here http://imakeswords.com/2handers.htm

Thanks for looking. Feel free to ask any questions.

Matthew Stagmer
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PostPosted: Thu 01 Mar, 2012 3:36 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Here is another piece that I made yesterday. This blade was a request from our dealers. They wanted something smaller then a cutlass for matching sets but not a bowie. This is what we came up with for a our Boarding Dagger.







18" blade
hand ground fuller
forged hilt
hand ground shell
antiqued ash handle
faceted acorn pommel
brass pommel nut
wieght is just over 1 lbs.

For more pics and info on this piece please see http://imakeswords.com/boardingdagger.htm

Nothing fancy, but I liked this one. Thanks for looking!

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PostPosted: Thu 01 Mar, 2012 8:44 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Hi Matthew,

I really like the boarding dagger; really nice lines. The shell is also very well done.

Good work

Tod

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PostPosted: Thu 01 Mar, 2012 7:52 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Nice work, I particularly like the rondel.
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PostPosted: Fri 02 Mar, 2012 11:17 am    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Thanks fellas.

I just edited my original post. For some reason I listed the 2 hander as 48" of blade when it is 50"


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