11:47 pm
September 20, 2011
I've been working the last few years as a Biological Research Technician, and I'm realizing that my true calling lies elsewhere. I've had the chance to do some forge work and found that I really enjoy it. I've made 6 or 7 knives and I'd love to learn to make other things as well. I'm a quick learner, a hard worker, and I'm fun to work with. I am a creative person, and I love to work with my hands. Blade and blacksmithing are crafts I'm passionate about and I want to learn more. If you're looking for someone to teach, or maybe someone to help out around the shop, please send me an email.
[email]belfryn@gmail.com[/email]
6:43 am
March 22, 2010
12:51 pm
February 25, 2011
Larry L;12237 wrote: Where are you at Nick?
Good question. Folks need to know where Nick is and how far he can realistically travel to get to someone's shop on a regular basis. .... That is unless Nick plans on sleeping on the floor between forge and anvil. :playfull:
Author of book titled, "Civil War Blacksmithing", available on Amazon.com
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