Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => At the Forge => Topic started by: WavingHandsForge on February 27, 2022, 09:03:32 pm
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Hello! I'm a bladesmith/blacksmith from Northwestern Colorado. I competed on the show Forged in Fire some time back on the history channel. That episode is season 7 episode 31. Here's a tomahawk I had the honor of displaying in BLADE magazine. The head is mild steel with a 1075 carbon bit with curly maple, pewter and brass. If anyone would be interested in a build along for something like this I'd be happy to do one on here! Big fan of this forum and primitive archery and have been an archer for most of my life. Unfortunately I'm a lot better at bending metal than wood so I'll probably stay in this section mostly 😁
Thanks for lookin folks!
Jarrod
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Beautiful hawk, Jarrod and welcome to PA. I'm sure a build along would be appreciated by all.
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I would like to see a build along on a pipe hawk
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Wow a beautiful hawk. Build along would be great. Welcome aboard
Thanks Leroy
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welcome.
that sir is impressive work.
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Thank you gentlemen. Hopefully I'll get a start on the build along this weekend!
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Beautiful work , look forward to seeing more. :)
Pappy
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Very nice work
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I would like to see a build along on a pipe hawk
Me too!
Nice hawk!!
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I often watch this series with my wife on German TV, but missed this. Or it wasn`t broadcasted until now. Fine work!
Regards Uwe
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That looks really great!
I have been wondering what that bone pin is for on top with those…just ornamental?
Beautiful work and welcome to PA.
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oh man
that is so nice! waiting for your build along (f)
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Parnell the piece on top is to plug the handle as the hole for the pipe runs the length of the handle. This allows you to clean the "stem" with pipe cleaners. Sometimes people put little picks on them for cleaning but I just leave it as a fancy plug.
Jarrod