Daegrad Tools aimed at the re-enactment market however lots of different tools from the past for all crafts.
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Someone posted this up here ages ago, and I bought a wonderful and whippy slashing hook as a result.
Someone posted this up here ages ago, and I bought a wonderful and whippy slashing hook as a result.
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Daegrad does make a huge variety of things, but it's worth mentioning that the tools are made for reenactors and not all of the tools work very well For show and tell they are fine, but S275JR structural steel is just mild steel (0.2% carbon) and won't hold an edge.
His research is top notch though and has written some nice little books.
For show and tell they are fine, but S275JR structural steel is just mild steel (0.2% carbon) and won't hold an edge. His research is top notch though and has written some nice little books.
Yeah had not noticed that however it hit and miss as some stuff hardened so check and maybe ask the question.Daegrad does make a huge variety of things, but it's worth mentioning that the tools are made for reenactors and not all of the tools work very well
His research is top notch though and has written some nice little books.
Whereas ALL of my historically accurate (or otherwise) tools are made to modern standards with proper job-appropriate materials and heat treating. Of course, I do charge a bit more than Dennis
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