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Matthew Stagmer
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 Posted: Wed 10 Dec, 2008 6:32 am Post subject: New pattern welding tutorial |
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I am working on a pattern welded set. A seax and broad sword set. I am doing a tutorial of making them from scratch. Right now I am at the tempering of the blades. I plan on doing the tutorial all the way through finishing the set. This is the 2nd tutorial that I am doing on our website and is far from the last.
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Give it a look.
http://baltimoreknife.com/SwordandKnife.htm
Matthew Stagmer
Maker of custom and production weaponry
Youtube.com/ThatWorks
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Matthew Stagmer
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| Posted: Wed 10 Dec, 2008 1:09 pm Post subject: |
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Page updated. Give it a look if you wish.
Matthew Stagmer
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Youtube.com/ThatWorks
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Gavin Kisebach
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Thanks so much for posting this. I'm saving up for a forge and I have been reading, re-reading and archiving tutorials like this for future reference.
There are only two kinds of scholars; those who love ideas and those who hate them. ~ Emile Chartier
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Hadrian Coffin
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| Posted: Wed 10 Dec, 2008 6:33 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Thanks so much for posting this. I'm saving up for a forge and I have been reading, re-reading and archiving tutorials like this for future reference |
Hi, did you know it is extremely easy to make your own forge. There are loads of tutorials on-line, depending on the size there are various ways to make one, you can line a garbage can or coffee can in clay or fire resistant wool or you can stack cinder blocks,etc. a website that has a lot of info on this is anvilfire.com or you can just google making a gas forge 
I didn't know you made pattern-welded stuff, it is very hard for me to navigate through your site!!!!  How much would a pattern-welded sword cost about, and how long is the wait?
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Matthew Stagmer
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| Posted: Thu 11 Dec, 2008 9:47 am Post subject: |
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| Hadrian Coffin wrote: | | Quote: | | Thanks so much for posting this. I'm saving up for a forge and I have been reading, re-reading and archiving tutorials like this for future reference |
Hi, did you know it is extremely easy to make your own forge. There are loads of tutorials on-line, depending on the size there are various ways to make one, you can line a garbage can or coffee can in clay or fire resistant wool or you can stack cinder blocks,etc. a website that has a lot of info on this is anvilfire.com or you can just google making a gas forge
I didn't know you made pattern-welded stuff, it is very hard for me to navigate through your site!!!! How much would a pattern-welded sword cost about, and how long is the wait? |
The links are in flash. So that makes it a bit hard for some people who dont have flash to view the site. I am working on a solution for that.
As far as cost on a pattern welded sword, it depends on how big of a sword, how many layers, what pattern and blade shape. The wait right now is only about a month give or take a few days. Once our season picks up it will be about a 3 month wait. If you give me an idea of what you are looking for I can prob give you a ballpark figure.
Thanks for looking.
Matthew Stagmer
Maker of custom and production weaponry
Youtube.com/ThatWorks
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Matthew Stagmer
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| Posted: Fri 12 Dec, 2008 7:45 am Post subject: |
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| Hadrian Coffin wrote: |
it is very hard for me to navigate through your site!!!! |
I added a link bar at the bottem of the page to help some people navigate. I only added it to a few pages, but I will add it to the template soon.
Matthew Stagmer
Maker of custom and production weaponry
Youtube.com/ThatWorks
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Matthew Stagmer
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I updated the tutorial a little. I havn't had much time to spend on the on the computer as I have 2 large stage combat orders to fill by friday.
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http://baltimoreknife.com/SwordandKnife.htm
I should have more up by the end of the day. If not, then a few days.
Matthew Stagmer
Maker of custom and production weaponry
Youtube.com/ThatWorks
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