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Thanks friends, I'm glad you like it :)

Hello friends, I wanted to show you this flint striker I did this weekend, it's my second practice of forging, it's made with a piece of 1070 steel and tempered with water. ...nothing amazing but slowly I'm learning regards

Thanks friends!

Thank you guys :D

Hello friends, I want to show my latest work, this is my fourth knife, but is the first made by forging. the wood of the handle is guayubira, brass rivets, black spacers, and the texture of the blade was made hammering with a granite stone I hope you liked it Regards

very good point! I totally agree Thanks Samon

Hi friends, these are some of mine, nothing too flashy but here in argentina is impossible to get brands like Gransfors Bruks or things like that... :(

amazing work! :35:

if the firepiston well done is almost impossible for the piston get to the end of the tube due to the pressure of the compressed air inside, anyway I leave the piston just 1mm. shorter than the tube. regards

Thanks wattsy! good luck!

Hi Elines!, I'm not a photographer (just trying to learn), so I take your question as a compliment, thanks :) it's actually quite simple, I use three large sheets of thin paper (one as a base and two on the sides), and two fixed lights (desk lights) on each side, the one on the right is a...

Hi friends! here you have the tutorial: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105457&p=1282905#post1282905 cheers

Hey guys! I just finished my second tutorial about a metal firepiston here in Spanish: http://bushcraftyotrasyerbas.blogspot.com.ar/2013/03/segundo-tutorial-firepiston-esta-vez-de.html and here is the English translation (with google translator, is too much text for me as for try to write it...

excellent work, as always!

hahah, thanks for your offer but I only make it as a hobby, if you want to buy some really well done I recommend you look at google for the firepistons of wildness solutions. Regards

Thank you very much Outdoordude, I'm not a photographer but I'm just trying to learn; actually what I used for these photos is not a "lightbox", are only three white papers (two on the sides and one as a base) Regards

are approximately 8cm length I already got some files and a big spring, I hope soon be able to test these steels Thanks friends

Thank guys! I'm still working on the tutorial, but here you have another tutorial I did some time ago: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95234&highlight=firepiston Regars

Thank you friends!

Hi TurboGirl, I quenching it in water (only the area where it hits), that was the only heat treatment I did to them (these are not tempered).