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| I was fortunate enough to be able to spend
a week with "The Master of Damascus Steel" Daryl Meier |
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There is a lot to be learned from these pictures here.
Daryl
Meier built a furnace on an open forge by stacking fire brick for a front, making
the fire with coke, and then covering it all with wet coal.
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![]() One of the patterns I made. |
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I had the opportunity to work next to renown knife maker Ray Rybar
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![]() Here is the pattern we made. |