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Made this out of a railroad spike yesterday…
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It took 5 hours and looks like shit, but I’m still a beginner. I was able to get it sharp enough to cut paper so it is mildly useful.

But the steel used for these is pretty much a shitty grade anyway. 

Much, much more to learn. It’ll take years if I choose to keep going.

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#2
Very cool i have a friend that is a bladesmith. He makes some pretty cool knives
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#3
Pretty cool!

I haven't got into black smithin'....but I did restore my dad's old post vice.

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Cool
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(11-24-2024, 10:28 AM)Replying to junkyarddawg It took 5 hours and looks like shit, but I’m still a beginner. I was able to get it sharp enough to cut paper so it is mildly useful.

But the steel used for these is pretty much a shitty grade anyway. 

Much, much more to learn. It’ll take years if I choose to keep going.

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cool....hope you didn't cause a derailment

(11-24-2024, 11:06 AM)Replying to samjo Pretty cool!

I haven't got into black smithin'....but I did restore my dad's old post vice.

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impressive work.....
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#6
You should name it Potato Blade. Pretty cool man, keep at it.
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#7
That's cool!
If SHTF. Blacksmithing skills will be of great value after the EMP attacks black out America's grid for several years.
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(11-24-2024, 11:06 AM)Replying to samjo Pretty cool!

I haven't got into black smithin'....but I did restore my dad's old post vice.

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Not THAT'S pretty damn cool!
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(11-24-2024, 11:06 AM)Replying to samjo Pretty cool!

I haven't got into black smithin'....but I did restore my dad's old post vice.

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That’s a good restoration!
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(11-24-2024, 10:28 AM)Replying to junkyarddawg It took 5 hours and looks like shit, but I’m still a beginner. I was able to get it sharp enough to cut paper so it is mildly useful.

But the steel used for these is pretty much a shitty grade anyway. 

Much, much more to learn. It’ll take years if I choose to keep going.

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Nice, Junk! I got a friend that makes those. The trick is to find the good RR spikes with the right metal.
At least that’s what he told me when I brought him a 5 gallon bucket of spikes.
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(11-24-2024, 11:06 AM)Replying to samjo Pretty cool!

I haven't got into black smithin'....but I did restore my dad's old post vice.

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Excellent!
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#12
GATA!
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(11-24-2024, 01:56 PM)Replying to FeralDawg
(11-24-2024, 10:28 AM)Replying to junkyarddawg It took 5 hours and looks like shit, but I’m still a beginner. I was able to get it sharp enough to cut paper so it is mildly useful.

But the steel used for these is pretty much a shitty grade anyway. 

Much, much more to learn. It’ll take years if I choose to keep going.

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Nice, Junk! I got a friend that makes those. The trick is to find the good RR spikes with the right metal.
At least that’s what he told me when I brought him a 5 gallon bucket of spikes.

I bet he makes some nice ones.
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Nice work
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