Nicely priced rondel!

M.

It has just been sold. :D
But there will be no problem with making another one. :cool:
There is still one brigandine for sale.

Hello.

I want to show my recent works:

Two eating sets with brass hollow rivets.

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More pictures here:

http://elchon.com/galeria.php?c=25

and here

http://elchon.com/galeria.php?c=26

This time I want to show you a buckler.It was made without welding- the center piece was raised from a single 2,5mm thick sheet of steel.The rest was made of 2mm steel.The edge is rolled on the wire.Diameter 29,5 cm.

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It already has an owner.

Hello

Please take a look at the XV century gauntlets I've made .

Made of 1,5 and 1,2 mm steel. Note that the finger joints are riveted steel to steel( only the finger itself is than riveted to the palm section on the thick, strong leather). Ready to sew leather gloves in. They already have an owner, but it is possible to make an order for this type for 250$ / 170 euro + shipping

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More pictures at http://elchon.com - gallery/ armour section.

Hello

This time I want to share some pics of the inlayed seax.

Inlayed seax.
Blade lenght: 13 cm
Overall lenght: 24 cm
Blade thickness at the guard: 5,8 mm
Blade width at the guard: 2,3 cm

The seax has silver, brass and copper inlays, brass guard and grenadilla wood handle(whittle tang).
I've made the scabbard from high quality, vegetable tanned leather. It is a special half raw leather, which becomes very hard after wet forming. I dyed it with only one layer of black dye and than rubbed it to show a brown color under black. The purpose was to match the handle wood which also has brown fibers scattered in the dominant black fibers(and of course give it more 'old' look). The leather was than covered in a hot bee wax and oil. The fittings are satin finished brass, decorated with stamped hexagons. The animal motif is embossed.

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Details of the silver and brass inlay:


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You can see more pictures here:

http://elchon.unikod.com/galeria.php?c=30

This one is not for sale.

A quick project: 15th century knife.


Stats:
total lenght 20,8 cm
blade lenght 12,7 cm
Handle is made of bog oak. The blade has mirror polish finish.

It already has an owner.


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One of the projects I am currently working on: the pattern welded knife.

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The pattern on this latest knife is turning out really great. (Random is one of my favorites.) Did you manipulate the folding (alternating longitudinal versus lengthwise folds) in any way to facilitate the look, or did it just turn out this way?

I've twisted the blank before last folding, but not too much. It gave some irregular pattern among standard lines. Discovering the secrets of pattern welding is fascinating! I have still much to learn.

Another eating set ready:


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Total lenght circa 16,9cm
blade lenght circa 9,5 cm

Handles made of antlers.

More pictures :
http://elchon.unikod.com/galeria.php?c=32

The set is already sold.

Hello

I've finished my work on the pattern welded knife. Unfortunately, there are some inpurities on the blade where steel didn't weld well. Because of that I decided to sell it for the most fair price - the price which a customer picks himself :) (quite a popular game lately on myArmoury ;) )

More info in this thread:

http://www.myArmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?p=177377#177377


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That eating set is quite nice. I am, however, unfamiliar with the word "attire" in this instance.

M.

Because I've made a mistake ;) It should be antlers :D

Oh ok, for a moment I thought I was failing English forever.

M.

Some recent projects:

pattern welded blade(doesn't have a bevel yet, I've just couldn't resist to roughly clean the surface and check the pattern :D)
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and my largest blade so far- the blunt training longsword(not heat treated yet):

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And finally the blade for the swiss dagger I'm making for myself( that is why the project goes really really slowly...not much time to make presents for myself :( ) It will have circa 50cm lenght.
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Hello

I've recently finished Hourglass gauntlets.
Made of 1,5 and 1,2 mm steel. Note that the finger joints are riveted steel to steel. Hot formed without welding. Ready to sew leather gloves in.
Weight: 0,65 kg each .

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More pictures:
http://elchon.unikod.com/galeria.php?c=35

And a HD movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaldZNrYgB0&am...r_embedded

Gauntlets already have an owner :)

I've recenly finished this buckler:

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Hot formed from a single piece of 2,5mm steel.
Diameter : 27cm
Weight 1,25 kg


More pictures :
http://elchon.unikod.com/galeria.php?c=36

And a hd movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5SbAPb2Tx0

My recent work: falchion scabbard.Wood and vegetable tanned leather, hand stiched, oxblood dyed and waxed. Brass tip.

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More pics:
http://elchon.unikod.com/galeria.php?c=37