Light, agile saber 720 g.
Saber modeled on the original from the museum in Warsaw.
Original dated to the turn of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Recently, I have been practicing new techniques of decorating metal on metal.
I hope that soon I will be able to show more labor-intensive work.
Thanks for watching. Greetings colleagues.

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Sir, the world needs more Polish sabres.

Beautiful work as always!

I love that curve! What a beautiful fuller too.

Thank you gentlemen.
I try my best, but time is running out quickly and there is and less strength.
Tomorrow will be better.

Time is running out in what way? Sorry, I've seen one if your pieces before but I'm unfamiliar with your situation. Do you have any apprentices?

Your work is incredible and I hope to own one of your pieces someday! Hopefully theres more time than you've made it sound like.

R. Robinson thank you.
I don't have apprentices. Young people are too quick and want success immediately.
There is certainly a lot of time, only other duties steal time my for passion.

Young people are also famously stupid. Most anyone who looks back on their youth will have a hard time countering that position.

...I hope you can find someone willing to fall under your tutelage. From my perspective, teachers are few and far between, though many may just be hard to find. Perhaps your ideal student is simply not aware of who or where you are?

It might be difficult.
I prefer not to remember my own youth.
It could turn out that I was similarly stupid. ;)

Superb work, sir.

Thanks for the photos, Jon

Spectacular, meaning you could watch it all day. :D


Is there a way to see an original in the Internet or some publication?