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My Quillon Dagger

Discussion in 'Fixed Blades' started by Saverio Squadrilla, Mar 7, 2018.

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  1. Saverio Squadrilla

    Saverio Squadrilla New Member

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    Good day!!

    So I've been forging for about a year now. Built myself a forge with a home grown design, grabbed some bootleg tools and off I went. Currently grinding my blades free-hand on a 3"x24" makita floor sander turned upside down on a compost bin.

    Blade is 5160. No idea what type of wood the handle is made of. Though it looks like bronze, definitely a solid gold wafer on that pommel.

    Looking for some feedback on the blade. What do you ladies and gents think?!
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  2. Griff

    Griff Active Member

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    It would look awesome if you had just hammered it out and ground it on a 2 x 72...for being ground on a fricken floor sander I would say it's amazing!

    Thanks for sharing!

    Cheers :beer:

    Griff
     
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    Saverio Squadrilla New Member

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    Thank you very much sir, that's amazing praise. I've kitted myself out with a 184 lb Vulcan anvil, next upgrade is the sander for suuuure.
     
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    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    Excellent styling. Anything double edged for me is frustrating. A little more, little more, ooops too much. LOL You did well, especially when you take into consideration it's a floor sander!
     
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    Saverio Squadrilla New Member

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    Thank you sir! It was rough. I had the bevel perfect down the centre the whole time and then on the last 20 passes I F'd it up haha.
     

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