SELECTED WORK

A wider range.

Past projects, gifts and workshop tools. These pieces are not the current sale catalogue; they can start a conversation about a related build.

Made as a giftMount Yamnuska AxeA personalized handle, different head geometry, and a specific story worked into a useful object.Ask about a related project

Family giftIntegral Kitchen KnifeW1 steel, a one-piece forged bolster, and a fitted walnut handle with a bronze spacer.Ask about a related project

Past projectChef’s KnifeForging, heat treatment, blade finishing and handle work in one build.Ask about a related project

Wearable hand-forged serpent ring — ExperimentSerpent Ring — Medicine in SteelA wearable forged serpent ring exploring a medical motif at a smaller scale.Ask about a related project

Made as a giftRam’s-head Wine Bottle HolderForged from one bar without welds, with a brass-brushed head and enough balance to hold a bottle.Ask about a related project

Past projectViking-inspired Bottle StandA single-piece stand built around balance, negative space and flowing forged lines.Ask about a related project

Past projectRubik’s-twist Fire PokerA leaf handle and geometric twist carry pattern through a practical fireplace tool.Ask about a related project

Workshop toolHand-forged HammerA forged head, fitted wood handle and hand-marked details made as a tool to keep.Ask about a related project

RESTORATION

Old tools, useful again.

This family axe is one example of selective restoration work. I replaced the old handle with hand-shaped ash, cleaned and sharpened the head, and kept its visible history where appropriate.

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Family axe as received with taped handle on green carpet — 01 As received

Axe head after some cleanup beside new ash blank — 02 Head cleaned / new ash blank

Completed family axe restoration with hand-shaped ash handle — 03 Completed axe restoration