Wrought iron san mai

[HSC /// Knives]

Was fortunate today to work with Ray Rybar ABS MS in his shop, me in the blue shirt

 

[Horsemover]

Can’t wait to see your wrought iron work.

 

[Chang]

Me, too! I’m hype!

 

[HSC /// Knives]

rough ground to see what it looks like

 

[mise_en_place]

Looks awesome, Harbeer.

 

[gregfisk]

Wow, that looks great Harbeer. Can’t wait to see a finished product. Interesting shop Ray has there by the way.

 

[HSC /// Knives]

Wow, that looks great Harbeer. Can’t wait to see a finished product. Interesting shop Ray has there by the way.

you should see the outside, power hammers, vises, anvils, all kinds of bladesmith equipment, I think he had 5 different forges inside the shop

 

[gregfisk]

I guess you can do that in Arizona. I live in the Seattle area and all you would have is a yard full of rust.

 

[HSC /// Knives]

The wrought iron and 1095 and antique French burnt oak knife, about 240x46
Wrought iron and 1095 from Ray Rybar's personal materials
Ray is an ABS MS in Camp Verde AZ
Billet made in his shop, final forging and HT in my shop
Antique French Oak that was cut between 1700 & 1800
a truly one of a kind knife

 

[gregfisk]

Man, that’s a great looking knife Harbeer, can you tell me about what makes wrought iron what it is?

 

[HSC /// Knives]

here is the 2nd knife that came out of the biller
both off to their new homes