Blacksmithing - Forging a LEATHER-WORKING KNIFE
Today I'm sharing how I forged this custom leather round / skiving knife for a customer. The blade is forged from 1084 high carbon steel, the handle is stained hickory, and it's held together with 1/8" brass pins. The blades finish is a forced patina. My touchmark was added via electro-etching. This was a great project. Challenging, fun, and educational. LeshaneSteel.com

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