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How To Forge a Frontier Style Tomahawk with Bruce Evans (Video)
0The video covers:
- Forging the tomahawk head from a round bar of steel
- Cleaning up the tomahawk head on the grinder
- How to make your own hawk handle from a piece of wood
- And how to finish and dress up the tomahawk
(Running Time: 1 Hour 40 Minutes)
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Forging Mosaic Damascus with Chad Nichols (Video)
0In addition to the geometric mosaic pattern that is created in this video, Chad also explains and demonstrates how to prepare a Spider Web mosaic can.
(Running Time: 1 Hour 2 Minutes)
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Forging Mokume (Video)
0The video covers:
- An introduction to the materials used
- How to properly clean the materials
- Fusing the materials into a billet
- Drawing out the billet
- Patterning the billet
- And grinding down the billet to show the finished mokume
(Running Time: 57 Minutes)
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BASIC DAMASCUS WITH ED CAFFREY, ABS MASTERSMITH (DVD)
0ABS Mastersmith Ed Caffrey shows you how to get solid results with your Damascus billets. He will show you processes that will allow you to make one good blade after another. This video is a must-have for anyone who forges Damascus. The second in a series of Bladesmithing DVDs with Ed Caffrey, this focuses on Basic Damascus, including stock removal methods and tips on etching. Ed shows you refined techniques for creating a bird’s eye pattern, a ladder pattern, a twist pattern, and a random pattern. Note: This video shows methods using a forge, a hydraulic press, and a power hammer. Ed Caffrey began making knives in 1982, shortly after joining the Air Force. He earned his ABS Journeyman Smith rating in 1994, and his ABS Mastersmith rating in 2000. In December 2003, after 22 years of service, he retired from the Air Force to pursue Bladesmithing on a full time basis. He has served as a judge at the Journeyman Smith level for the American Bladesmith Society and his work has appeared in Blade Magazine, Fighting Knives Magazine, Knives Illustrated Magazine, the Knives Annual, and The Wall Street Journal.
1 hour and 23 minutes
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GRUB – COOKIN’ FER MOUNTAIN MEN BY RUSS ‘GRIZZ’ DAVIS – U
0No longer must one wonder if what is in the pot is really what a genuine mountain man would eat. The author was a Buckskinner long before the term came into use. This cook book explains from pots to pasta what it takes to cook in the wild. Each recipe has been refined until every one is guaranteed to be “lip smackin” good.
Softcover, 118 pages
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THE SCREW CUTTING LATHE BY JAMES F. HOBART – U
0Reprint of 1907 original. Softcover, 160 pages, fully illustrated
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COMPILATION #1 FOR JEWELERS (10 ORIGINAL PAPERS BY CHARLES LEWTON-BRAIN) CD
0Great information, great value!! This is a compilation of ten papers by Charles Lewton-Brain.
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IN FERRO QUALITAS 3: BOOK CATALOG OF WROUGHT IRON
0The catalog comes with over 700 pages full with photos, technical data, and showcases actual applications on fences, grills, doors etc. breaking out the over 4,000 ready made wrought iron forgings used in these projects.
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TRUING THE ACTION AND INSTALLING A NEW BARREL BY STEVE ACKER (DVD)
0Written by the bestselling author of The Gunsmith Machinist Steve Acker goes to work on the lathe and mill to make an accurate custom bolt action hunting rifle. The result is a fairly light, stable and reliable firearm. He demonstrates techniques for truing the bolt face and lugs, threading and crowning a new barrel, recutting the receiver threads, machining the recoil lug, and much more. (2 hours, 30 minutes). Steve Acker is a gunsmith and machinist who writes “The Gunsmith Machinist” column for Machinist’s Workshop (formerly Projects in Metal) magazine, as well as other machining articles for “The Home Shop Machinist” magazine. His work as a gunsmith is superb–meticulous in detail. Steve has produced five excellent instructional DVDs that will assure you of greater accuracy.
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U.S. RIFLE, CALIBER .30 MODEL 1903 MANUAL (REPRODUCTION OF ORIGINAL) – U
0Softcover, 68 pages, illustrated
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LONGRIFLES OF PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME I BY RUSSELL E. HARRIGER – FIRST EDITION!
0Jefferson, Clarion, & Elk Counties