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UPDATE: Linda Calhoun just sent this “feat”. I did make a crusader’s sword not long ago with “Hello, I would like to chat with you about Jesus Christ” engraved on the blade in Middle English.Īccording to Max, the Latin on the blade translates as “”Now the die is cast”, attributed to Julius Ceasar upon crossing the Rubicon. It will be in the post to the new owner on Monday, who only knows that it is some sort of bladed weapon.Įuropean blades are not my specialty. The blue stone accents are sodalite, from my big pile of interesting rocks. The blade is laminated steel, the bronze salvaged from scrapped machine bearings. The scales are Llanite, which we quarried ourselves this summer. I combined late Roman and Anglo Saxon elements to come up with the basic design. Understanding that your site is not “Why Knives are Stabby”, I figured to send the attached images along anyway.

Anyway, I finished this today, and had consulted WEIT commenters on the engraving prior to cutting.

Good thing Darryl wasn’t hurt!įrom Max Blanke, who appears to have considerable skills: Fortunately I’m fine, stiff and sore is all, but my favorite bike isn’t so pretty anymore. And a couple of seconds later he plowed into me anyway, catapulted me off the bike and then would have run me over if I had not rolled out of the way. The vehicle behind me was well back from me and was slowing down as if he too was coming to a stop, so I went ahead and stopped. If I don’t like what I see, I go through the light, but in this case what I saw looked fine. As is my SOP I checked behind me before I decided to stop. In slow, heavy traffic approaching a busy intersection the light turned and I came to a stop at the red light. Unfortunately, after decades of riding, I finally dropped my guard and allowed someone to hit me, and what was my favorite of many motorcycles over the years has been destroyed. Not sure if you might remember a “Photos of readers” post that featured me and a picture of my beautiful Yamaha R1 motorcycle. Well, the first one could be seen as a feat, but an unpleasant one. Today I’m putting up photos from emails I just got from two readers, informing us of their feats. I used to have a “meet the readers” feature in which readers could send a photo and tell us a bit about themselves.

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