Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: mullet on March 28, 2010, 08:40:41 pm
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It started raining this morning and still is. So I've been piddling around in the shop all day. I decided to finish this Tomahawk I started about two years ago. I think it came out pretty good.
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Beautiful hawk. Do you think you'll throw it much with that pretty handle? What type of steel did you use for the outside and the bit?
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looks nice
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Penn, the handle is hickory and I'll throw it. I was just experimenting with stain. It was done with Walnut hulls and green leather dye. The head is a slice of 1" pipe with a piece of flat steel welded to it then the groove between the two built up with weld , ground and then the end with the edge heat treated after I blued it.
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Good job I like it I have always wanted to learn to throw but never took the time
Ron
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Now that sounds interesting - the welding part, hmm may have to try that. Like I need more hobbies, prolly take me at least three years ;D.
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sweet hawk!
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Thanks Chris. Paul, with my welding, it was more clean up grinding.
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Looks like a fast way to cut off a chickens head ;D
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very nice mullet.
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Now thats a nice hawk :)
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Very nice, looks as though it would have excellent balance.
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Very cool.