Forging a tomahawk my way, WIP - Bladesmith's Forum Board
2013年5月28日 · I've been meaning to do one for years now, so last Saturday I took the camera out to the forge and documented the process I use to make a wrapped construction hawk head. The particular shape this order called for is not my usual, but you can see what I do and make your own modifications to suit your taste.
How to Forge a Colonial style Wrapped eye Tomahawk
2019年11月28日 · Your hand finished forging detail is amazing, I tried several from some raps and the gas forge was producing to much scale and not quite getting hot enough, I'm going to make a makeshift coal forge and try again
How To Forge a Frontier Style Tomahawk - Chris Crawford Knives
See bladesmith Bruce Evans as he demonstrates how to make a frontier style tomahawk. You will get to watch Bruce from the first blow of the hammer to the final oiling of the finished hawk. The DVD covers: * Forging the tomahawk head from a round bar of steel * Cleaning up the tomahawk head on the grinder
a sort of how-to - Show and Tell - Bladesmith's Forum Board
2010年7月28日 · The following is a series of images and explanations on some of the materials and methods I use for building a smoak axe aka pipe tomahawk. The late 18th/early 19th century English style head was forged for me by Stuart Willis of www.swillis.forge.com.
How to Forge a Farrier Rasp Tomahawk - Camp Hawk - YouTube
2016年7月23日 · Here's the final rasp tomahawk for a while, this one is made of an entire rasp instead of just half of one. I've seen full-rasp tomahawks before, but wanted something with a wider edge, so I...
Forging a tomahawk my way, WIP - Page 2 - Hot Work
2013年5月28日 · I outlined my methods on doing tomahawks with 1084 in the thread on 1084 in the "Heat Treatment by Alloy" subforum, but here are the photos. I use veterinary grade mineral oil because it works well for this and it's what I have.
Hand Forging a Tomahawk! - Bushcraft USA Forums
2015年5月20日 · The tomahawk head is heated to non magnetic and quenched to harden the bit. It is then immediately tempered to soften the edge and reduce brittleness while remaining hard enough to hold an edge. This image is not of the hardening process, but I …
Forging a tomahawk - The Muzzleloading Forum
2004年11月8日 · I currently do bladesmithing and and have forged a couple of tomahawks and do it only as a hobby. I know I am going to regret this, but. To do forge welding you really need to get your steel up into the yellow area, this is around 2300 F, maybe even hotter. You need to be very careful where you forge.
Forging a tomahawk - BladeForums.com
2009年2月1日 · I’m wanting to start forging hawk heads. What I’m thinking of starting with, is by using some old farrier rasps I have lying around, and forge welding a better cutting edge in. What would you recommend?
Updated: Complications with forge welding. I want to forge a tomahawk ...
2020年9月20日 · Drill a row 0f 3/6" holes about 3/4" long to drift the eye through. Forge the head out into the face and taper the other end into the spike. You really need a drift to make a hawk, though. Ebay has good deals on drifts. If you forge your …