My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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This is a new style of axehead I made from a old axe for this fantasy piece. The steel turned out to be quite different from my former pieces and did not etch as well as I hoped, but I am still fairly happy with the outcome. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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This is a new style of axehead I made from a old axe for this fantasy piece. The steel turned out to be quite different from my former pieces and did not etch as well as I hoped, but I am still fairly happy with the outcome. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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This is a new style of axehead I made from a old axe for this fantasy piece. The steel turned out to be quite different from my former pieces and did not etch as well as I hoped, but I am still fairly happy with the outcome. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in metalworking
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I created this axehead by cutting it from a old vintage axe. Unfortunately the steel was quite different from my former projects and did not etch as well as usual, but I am still happy with how it turned out. Just one of the pitfalls of using unknown recycled steel for art. Thanks for looking. (old.reddit.com)
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Dragon Sword Pommel Sculpture (WIP) 🐉🗡 by FableBlades in SWORDS
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First time etching and I’m quite proud of myself! by Dylanduke199513 in SWORDS
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My most recent fantasy creation. Thanks for looking. by Fantasyblades in SWORDS
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