New blades
Here's a couple blades after heat treat that I'm working on. 3 broadswords a saber and a two handed chopper:)


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Sweet!

I love seeing these "in progress" shots!

That is a HUGE saber in that last photo!
the "chopper" is similar in look to the Irgaak of the extended tolkien universe.Althoughpure fantasy, I have alwayse kinda liked, since it might not match a real word style, but does look like something that people might have actually designed to use in combat (unlike most fantasy "swords").
Damn John....I need to order another sword form you. I like 'em all.
... I was tempted to type " What saber ??? " ... but I have to keep reminding
myself that a saber's blade is NOT always as curved as I like to see it ... B-)

Hope to see the finished product in the future.
Matthew G.M. Korenkiewicz wrote:
... I was tempted to type " What saber ??? " ... but I have to keep reminding
myself that a saber's blade is NOT always as curved as I like to see it ... B-)

Hope to see the finished product in the future.
Good thing I can make it how ever curved someone would like:)
Nice looking broadswords John! Whats the plan for the handles on those?
Brian Kent wrote:
Nice looking broadswords John! Whats the plan for the handles on those?
The top one gets damascus guard and damascus spacer and leather grips. The next gets a ansideways "S" guard grip is cord over wood with thin leather wrap abd ring pommel. The next gets Northstar guard with scent stopper pommel. The next gets bowtie guard with wheel pommel or octagon. The long two handed saber gets a habaki and guard with forward and backward S shape with piercings and side rings. The pommel is like a Jian pommel. Most of these get etchings and trinkets:) The blade on the very bottom is unspoken for so I don't really know yet thanks for asking
Sounds good John! I can't wait to see them finished. I have always been a fan of your broadswords!

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