[CRAFT] Art in Metal

[The Skarzs]

"Every thing that kills me makes me feel alive." -Counting Stars.

Yeah, there's not much left between the outside and the meat in that one spot. Frankly, I've gotten used to getting hurt, and my pain threshold helps.

[Tam and Martin]

Nice Burns Bro! 

[Faiyloe]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger ~ Kelly Clarkson - Stronger 

[The Skarzs]

Nice Burns Bro! 

The Brotherhood of Nice Burns ^TM

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger ~ Kelly Clarkson - Stronger 

Indeed.

[Tam and Martin]

[Cornflower MM]

Oooooowwwwwwch. That's got to hurt. Porr guy! *Hugs* (I once burnt my arm and the crease between my pinkie and the finger next to it very, very badly, and I can't image that all over my hand. Do I even want to know how you did that?)

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger ~ Kelly Clarkson - Stronger 

You know, I really do love that song.

[The Skarzs]

I picked up the kukri while it was still 600 degrees.

[Captain Tammo]

dang, 600 degrees?! o.0

And I thought it hurt burning my hand on a stove!... well, actually, it did. But probably not as much as a really REAAAAALLY hot stove that's 600 degrees lol. Good to see you're alright

[The Skarzs]

Heh; make sure to wear some protective gloves. (Like I didn't do. )

[Tam and Martin]

 

[Faiyloe]

Hypothetically speaking, with your current skill level, would you be able to make a frying pan? 

[Leatho Shellhound]

I picked up the kukri while it was still 600 degrees.

Why did you pick it up?

[The Skarzs]

Hypothetically speaking, with your current skill level, would you be able to make a frying pan? 

If I had the right piece of metal, yes, actually. I would have to fold up the sides to make walls of the height I want, and then rivet a handle on.

I picked up the kukri while it was still 600 degrees.

Why did you pick it up?

I was going to show it to my mom, who had stepped into the room to see how I was doing, and I forgot it was still very hot.

[Leatho Shellhound]

I picked up the kukri while it was still 600 degrees.

Why did you pick it up?

I was going to show it to my mom, who had stepped into the room to see how I was doing, and I forgot it was still very hot.

I see, that makes sence.

[The Skarzs]

Here is the second kukri I'm making, and it is plainly seen the tempering colors after I had it in the oven at 400 degrees F. for about an hour and a half.