I bought two of these blades and I can recommend them to all of you. Very nice work indeed. Helgi is 100 % trustworthy too.
Statistik: Postat av Michael Østergaard — 9 januari 2010, 00:47
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please Michael, write me on email,
I have bankcard made finally, but I'm not online all the time.
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 9 september 2009, 12:38
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I'd like to notice that two are already sold.
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 16 augusti 2009, 11:47
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funny if no
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 15 augusti 2009, 16:45
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1. the 1st long knife is 200 euros. it's damaskus 350 layers + turned "vales" (don't know how is it in English).. ok - I wanted to say it's a bit of work there.
2. the 2nd long seax is 250 euros. it's damaskus 350 layers + welded sharp edge.
3. other knives are made as three-layer laminate steel with damaskus facings. they cost 90 euros.
4. the last four knoves are simply 3-layer laminate with iron facings.
5. else - we are used in Russia that sometimes price may fall a bit if a client may tell some reason
so - wellcome.all knives are made with a huge portion of soul & professionalism.
edges are made of constructional sorts of steel (the best carbonic steel) and have of course hardening about 48-50 Rockwell.
shortly speaking, it's good knives
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 14 augusti 2009, 21:56
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Because I was one of the persons e-mailing you, I can explain why. I feel it is best discussing business outside the context of discussing material, craftmanship and viking-age knives.
Your work is very good! It is nice to see fine blades. However, I think it might be a good idea putting fixed prices on the blades instead of charging by cm? Might be confusing for some.
Statistik: Postat av Edvin — 14 augusti 2009, 17:28
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Privet Helgi, tol'ko skazal chto ja tebja znaju a potomu ja cam uvidel tvoi nozhi mozhno skazat' chto oni klasnie..
Statistik: Postat av Max Gullberg — 14 augusti 2009, 17:14
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people write emails and don't post here
is the work bad or are prices expensive?
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 14 augusti 2009, 15:12
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Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 12 augusti 2009, 19:57
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Three-layers "laminat" steel with simple iron facings or damask facings...
There are some blades of pure damaskus about 300 layers + soldered sharp blade. Ask about every position.
<b>Notice</b> that the shank, handle is not weld to the blade, it's a single whole, the same damaskus. it's better becouse usually in our time smiths prefer to solder a simple steel shank... but it doesn't increase the price
these knife blades are 10-12 sm + 14 sm handle, as was usual for knives for Northern Europe of X-XI centuries. Longsaxes are 30 and 35 sm long + 14 sm handle. So - you can mount a transparent haft, unriveted on the end or - you can cut the shank as you like and mount a haft on glue...
<b>Prices:</b>
Price is 8 euro/sm for simple damaskus.
Blades made of tree layers (hard steel + 2 damaskus facings) or with soldered sharpings are a bit more extensive, 10-12 euros.
my e-mail: opossum@bk.ru
or ICQ: 273985380
or Google Talk: helgi34@gmail.com
Skype: helgi_stalingrad
Statistik: Postat av Helgi — 12 augusti 2009, 19:52
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