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nature at her anvil forging birds and animals
miniature from a copy of le roman de la rose by guillaume de lorris and jean de meung, illustrated by robinet testard or his school. manuscript produced in france, end of 15th c.
source: Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Douce 195, fol. 114v
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making design documents but its actually fun
About 5 1/4" long, 2" wide
and yea, im learning how to do hamons for this!! figures it'd be fanart that got me to do it lol
im thinking just mild steel from rail spikes for the guard and handle, especially since ill have to saw that guard eye and rail anchor steel for the blade? six points of carbon should be enough for a good hamon, from what i can tell
Can't decide if i want that thick ridge at the back?? or if that makes it too busy. hrmm.. ill figure it out!!
hope you end up liking it, @wolfertinger666 😊
Watching some forge welding ✨
(If you wanna see some of the stuff they make, here’s their Pinterest. They have pretty swords!!)
Sword
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Composite sword assembled from elements of different periods, comprising a 19th-century Italian hilt, an 18th-century French blade, and a shell guard dating to around 1600.
Type: Sword
Overall length: 101.5 cm
Blade length: 86.3 cm
Width: 16.5 cm
Depth: 7 cm
Weight: 963.9 g
Origin: Hilt Italy; blade France
Material: Steel, gold, silver
Technique: Forging
Steel, an alloy of iron and carbon whose strength, hardness, and flexibility can be modified through composition and processing, has been one of humanity’s most transformative materials. From early bloomery production in the ancient Near East (c. 1200 BCE) to advanced industrial and alloy steels of the 19th and early 20th centuries, civilizations developed increasingly sophisticated methods of smelting, refining, forging, and alloying to create materials with new properties and applications. These metallurgical breakthroughs influenced nearly every aspect of human history. Superior steels improved agricultural productivity, enabled more durable tools and weapons, supported imperial expansion and long-distance trade, powered the Industrial Revolution (c. 1760-1900), and transformed infrastructure, transportation, medicine, and engineering.
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The Reforging of the Sword by Darrell Sweet
Some kunai I got commissioned to make for a birthday present
