Horseshoe Knife

I would love to learn blade smithing. Thought after retirement I would take it up as a hobby. But right now got to may irons in the fire doing all the things to the house that I said I would do when I retire lol. Hopefully I’ll get caught up soon.
 
Average Joe said:
I would love to learn blade smithing. Thought after retirement I would take it up as a hobby. But right now got to may irons in the fire doing all the things to the house that I said I would do when I retire lol. Hopefully I’ll get caught up soon.
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Isn't having irons in the fire part of blade smithing? Congrats your halfway there! 😉
 
AppFan said:
Was in Brevard this past weekend and this caught my eye. The guy was a finalist on Forged in Fire season 5.
If I ever find spare time and need another hobby this kind of stuff would be fun.
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Someone told me that you can sign up for a blacksmithing program at the Renaissance Festival and make a railroad spike knife. Might be something to check out to see if you like doing it.
 
beamernc said:
Someone told me that you can sign up for a blacksmithing program at the Renaissance Festival and make a railroad spike knife. Might be something to check out to see if you like doing it.
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I may have to check that out. I haven't hit the Renaissance Festival before but would for that.
Tim said:
Where in Brevard?
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He had a booth at the White Squirrel Festival downtown. Found this article, sounds like he has a place you may be able to check out:
www.transylvaniatimes.com

Local Emerges With Sword 'Forged In Fire'

Jason Brown, a Brevard local, recently entered the intense heat of competition on season five of the History Channel's television series "Forged in Fire," and he emerged with a "ring-hilted
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