#damascus steel

[admiraltx]

Before and after the acid

[travelling-my-little-pony]

Rarity accompanied me when I went to make a Damascus steel knife on a blacksmithing course.

(It was really hard to do and honestly, most of it was done by the nice helpful blacksmith staff teaching me! I did expect it to be very hard work and my goodness, it certainly was.)

In Herefordshire, in England.

[gwydpolls]

Time Travel Question 26: Ancient History XIII and Earlier

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[wearepaladin]

https://cdn-animation.artstation.com/p/video_sources/001/141/149/animation.mp4

Sword of the Heretic by Madalina Coman

[bed-wed-behead-your-fave]

Bed wed behead Damascus steel (yes the metal) from real life

[julfr]

I’ve been spending the last few weeks on a project in Blender and forgot I wanted to post some things so here’s a few small things

Procedural Damascus Steel material.

I can change the pattern and stuff and it’s cool

Spheres with different settings before I settled on the one above

Early Version of a Card Back for that project I’m working on

Followed a quick and easy tutorial on how to animate fish using modifiers so I took the phantom shark model and ended up with The Skrungle and The Chonk

Took the model of the Bloodskin shark from the Dave the Diver crossover and rigged it for a simple animation

An attempt at a procedural labradorite material and a glass donut (experiment with different shader materials and grease pencil)

K that’s it for now

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[mongo-the-liensis]

Damascus forcing Carl to limp after leaving the Guild of Suffering so that it looks like they fucked will never stop being funny to me

[kultofathena]

Universal Swords:

Damascus and Silver Koftgari Indian Khanda Sword

Damascus and Silver Koftgari Indian Saber

Damascus and Silver Koftgari Indian Shamshir

Damascus and Silver Koftgari Indian Tiger’s Head Shamshir

[pabloknives]

[admiraltx]

Some of my hardware installed on a good looking saddle. Damascus steel of course.

[im-sixx-sixx-sixx]

Touch of Modern | DamascusOutlet | KBSKnivesStore

[catluniscia]

Dahma

Speed paint: https://youtube.com/shorts/i0gsIZpS7OI So, in my Thursday game, where I play Marshmallow the assassin, She just saved the universe, had an alley die saving her life, and has a family, she needs a break tiny resting break. But I don't want to retire her from the story. My dm came with a compromise, due to us doing "Down time" aka time between major acts that is just some fun goodness, not really filler but its fun, She suggested I could play a different character for a while.  So I decided to make Dahma, (pronounced Dah-Mah) She is a Silver Dragonborn who was raised by dwarves (which means scottish accent for me), and is a sorcerer with black dragon blood...its perfectly legal to do this in base dnd I without any addons by the way, and many folks rec it. Also gives me an excuse to do cool scale looks...oh hello damascus steel refs how you doing? Anyway, Its going to be fun to play a over 6 foot tall dragon born spell caster. Fun fact I have decided to build her to be, well a spanner in the works, a nuisance, an inconvenience, my spells basically will cause damage or cause major issues for those who are hit with it. I am gonna be everyone's problem! Other Fun fact! I don't draw dragonborns that often and I asked Geo to open Baldur's gate for me and help me design her for horns, "but cat you own it" Yes and it was darkly tempted to hit the play button I need to focus people! Also Also Aqua from Kingdom Hearts was a ref for the outfit, I like the skirty thing okay.

[sheltiechicago]

Bladesmith Uses Ancient Meteorites to Create Artistic Knives

Bladesmith Tristan Dare is known for his creative knife designs made of unusual materials. And not only are the materials unconventional, but they're also ancient. Dare, who is based in Idaho, often uses meteorites to create his blades, giving new meaning to something that is billions of years old. In his latest design, he has combined a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite and Damascus steel into a blade that he calls Fire in the Sky.

[non-cannon]

I like my coffee the way I like my women, I don’t like coffee

I like my tea the way I like my men, I don’t like tea

I like alcohol the way I like my enbies, I don’t drink

I like my damascus steel swords the way I like my hot chocolate, I love hot chocolate