Blacksmithing & Metalworking

I made tons of these steel roses in high school. With some paint, they really start to look like real roses!

After a few years of practicing electro-etching, I finally dialed in the parameters to produce some decent looking signs.

These batarangs were made using a CNC plasma cutter. The titanium material was tricky, but the results came out pretty good.

I welded this scorpion sculpture in high school from scrap around the shop. Spikey little guy!

My first forged hammer and hatchet. Steel sourced from a train coil spring.

This was actually one of the first signs I ever made, it was made using metal casting. I melted down some copper and zinc, carefully made a Styrofoam mold, pressed it into my homemade greensand, and poured the metal into the mold. This was a gift for one of my teachers in high school.

This batarang was made out of 1075 carbon steel. 

These are a pair of bolt tongs I forged, they can be used to hold round and square stock steel when forging.