Ferromorphics Blacksmithing

Had a spa day for this relic of a vermont garden cart from 🌱Cotyledon Farm
Hand forged some new heavier duty axle brackets!

Had a nice visit to the Hardwick Community Fair last weekend, got to hang out with the head organizer himself Fay Butler putting his cool truck to work! It's the oldest Agricultural Fair in the country, started in 1762.

This Sunday! Worcester Art Museum has free admission for "World of Arms and Armor" and the Bladesmiths of the Blackstone Valley will be there from 4-7 showing our locally made blades and processes of the present day. Check it out!

Ferromorphics is looking for more help! The ideal candidate will be highly proficient in fabricating, TIG welding, Blacksmithing, and finishing. If you're interested email me at [email protected]
Over the table pay starting at $27 an hour.

A proportional blueprint for my next commission, this is not my design; it turns out that this is Princess Buttercup's dagger from The Princess Bride! This version will be 16 3/4" long, with polished bone fittings. It is a misericorde type of dagger, commonly used for mercy killings.

I'll be doing a forging demo TODAY at Worcester Center for Crafts Hot Night in the city event, from 4-9!! Also will have this sick knife and other cool stuff available.

Matthew Berry demonstrating how to make a sword scabbard

Salem Straub showing how to make a forged integral knife

A clip of the Battle of the Bladesmiths at New England School of Metalwork

5 people providing light for judging chop depth with calipers

Silas Blacklow crushing the straw cutting test

Awesome chess set designed and made by Addison de Lisle

Howard wielding my sword while wearing an optivisor

Good to see these epic railings that we finished last year in Jefferson, looking nice with all the gardens growing in! Every square centimeter is forged.

Some far out moire patterns showing through, captured while I was laboriously drawing mesh on my computer. They show up a bit better with the screen at arms length.