rifleshooter2
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Here is my latest hawk. I forged the head from a railroad spike the handle was an old table leg and some copper pipe.
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Looks good :thumbsup:
In 37 years on the Railroad, I saw lots of spikes. None of them were as pretty as that! Well done. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :hatsoff:
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I like it
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Very nice!....But! why do people always feel the need to torch the handle wood? Is it HC/PC?
rifleshooter2
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I just like the look. No other reason.
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It's a little narrow where the handle goes into the head...
Nice work on the head, not to fond of your handle there but if you like it, that's all that matters. :thumbsup:
rifleshooter2
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I agree not a lot of metal to work with on the railroad spikes. I have some thicker metal for the next one.
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