@rfhirschfeld I remember a farmer on here arguing that he should be allowed to cut down all the trees at the edge of his field because they “steal” his water and when confronted with runoff, soil erosion and all the things downstream of that he basically said “I don’t give a shit.”
6” high carbon steel bunka with local olive ash and turquoise resin collar. I’ll try to get this one posted to my site this weekend, but you can DM me if you are interested!
Pair of petite chefs going to a Grandmother and Granddaughter, for a total of 3 generations in one family with my knives. Both 1095 high carbon, one with box elder and the other dyed, spalted maple
These two petite chef knives, once finished, will go to the 2nd and 3rd generations of a single family, which I absolutely love. Both simple, high carbon, one getting local box elder, the other purple dyed local spalted maple.
Loving this Petite Set! Ko Bunka, paring, local Olive Ash and @total_boat epoxy resin cast crushed turquoise rock. Thin, light, and ready for a lifetime of meal prep!
Just about finished with this custom integral in high carbon tool steel, G10 in college colors, and stabilized “sweet spot” on his old college baseball bat. #baseball
Some more copper forging, this time a little 1/2 teaspoon and a cocktail stirring spoon. Got some kinks to work out to make more, but I think I will make some more!