[CRAFT] Art in Metal

[The Skarzs]

Yeah, I messed up a tiny bit on the top rivet, and was considering drilling it out.

[CaptainRocktree]

Sorry for the double post, but here is the new knife as promised.



Pretty simple, but it's more experience for me. It's about 11 inches from tip to pommel, with oak handle and copper rivets.

Wow! This looks Amazing!, I'm wondering would you sell these?

[The Skarzs]

Glad you like it!
I would sell them, but I shall state the problems arising from doing so. This is to everyone, not just Rocktree here.

I must be responsible with whom I sell it to. That means you either know me in real life and I know you to be smart enough to be able to own a knife, or you are eighteen or older.

I don't want to open your location to the internet. In order to sell a knife, I would have to ship it or otherwise be able to get it to your house. This would mean knowing an address, and I don't want to force information out of people, especially when the whole world might be able to see it with a click.

I would become a business. That means keeping charts of who I sell to, the amount of money received, the price of materials, etc. Unfortunately, I can't deal with that right now; I have enough on my plate already.

Anyways, those are the reasons I am hesitant to sell knives; I hope no one is too disappointed.

[Blaggut]

Huh, I've seen 'em. I don't like them because they're all like "You need this sword. This sword will save your life." and "You can find no better quality weapon than what we sell." (I'm sorry, but that whole marketing ploy isn't working for me. . .)

Hmm, that's a very good deal for a hand-made katana, definitely.

For the quality I would probably make, it's accurate.

But, Cold Steel is amazing!

Also, blades a fricken awesome. I love the pretty ones with the ruts in the middle...

[The Skarzs]

I didn't understand that.

[Rusvul]

'Blades are freaking awesome?' I think?

[The Skarzs]

"Pretty ones with the ruts in the middle. . ." The rivets in the handles, or does he mean swords with fullers?

[Rusvul]

Sounded like fullers to me.

[Tam and Martin]

Those are pretty cool!

I can definitely tell the first one isn't as good as the others.

My favorite would definitely be the skinning knife - That would have been very helpful for my 300 LB pig I shot a year ago. Anyway, Awesome!

[Rusvul]

That's kind of a funny typo...

[The Skarzs]

A sinning knife? (How the fluff does a knife sin?) Anyway, thanks for looking, Tam! I'm sure a skinning knife would be most useful in such an occasion.

[Tam and Martin]

 

[The Skarzs]

I was being perfectly honest. I know how frustrating it can be without the proper tools.

[Rainshadow]

Sorry for the double post, but here is the new knife as promised.



Pretty simple, but it's more experience for me. It's about 11 inches from tip to pommel, with oak handle and copper rivets.

  Preeettyyyyyy. 

[The Skarzs]

Nearly caught my pants on fire today. . . So yeah. . . That was definitely. . . a thing. . .

"AND REMEMBER KIDS: ALWAYS BE CAREFUL WITH FLYING SPARKS WHEN CUTTING HIGH CARBON STEEL WITH AN ANGLE GRINDER."