Portfolio

1075 steel with stabilized plum wood scales.

1075 steel chef knives - one French style, one sheepsfoot - with bamboo handles

1075 steel sheepsfoot chef knife with kirinite handle

1095 / 15N20 alloy damascus blade - 96 layers. French chef knife style with kirinite handle.

Ork style blade as a Lord of the Ring theme. Rough bone handle with battle damage scars marked into the blade.

These were interesting blades to make. They were done to raise money for a military charity - Gold Star Teen Adventures - as the first place prizes for a shooting competition. They were forged from I-beam steel from the Twin Towers. A cut out of the steel can be seen above them.

Handrails with cattail and blue heron motif. 

Entrance for a Methodist cemetery. 

Cemetery gates

Snow covered handrails. Another cattail and blue heron motif.

Bamboo forged from sch 40 pipe with a copper wrap.

Celtic cross with forge welded ring and copper rivets.

Cross made for a church. Constructed from 1" x 2" tubing and welded to a black back plate to give the appearance of 8 floating pieces.

Wall decoration - blue heron in cattails. 

Miniature plow - forge and fabrication.

Cattail center piece.

Bell stand for a local historic church. The bell had been from the old steeple. 

Cemetery cross. This one was part of an Eagle Scout project.

Damascus bracelet - 1095 / 15N20, 165 layers.

Damascus pendant, sliver chain.

40 layer damascus wedding bands. Forge from 1095 steel and meteorite.

Branding iron. It was actually used for marking logs, not on cattle.