Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Damascus Arty Blades.


 

9 comments:

  1. Mosaic Damascus, nice work, some of these blade smiths are doing phenomenal work figuring out how to produce patterns, some use "cannister" forge welding combined with the manipulation if the patterns in the forge welding process. Just amazing effort and understanding. Lot of 3D/spacial thinking.

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  2. Very nice. Pricey but for lots of reasons.

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  3. I always loved the look of Damascus. I have a number of antique shotguns with nice, fancy Damascus barrels. I load special, low power shells for them and take them to the trap range every so often. And before anyone asks, yes, they are cut down to a 2-1/2 inch length to accommodate any that have shorter chambers.

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    1. You can get that look with laser etching.

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  5. Do you remember in shop class putting a wad of steel wool on a pencil and chucking it in a drill press to make designs?

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  6. Ah reckon these here knives didn't come from Amazon.

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  7. Guys in WAZIRABAD can crank those out for $3.95 each. Made from genuine Buick bumpers.

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  8. Beautiful....but actually called pattern welded. For Damascus see also Wootz or Bulat.....crucible steels.

    Stefan v.

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