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Logan-Pearce — Machete Restoration
Published: 2012-07-07 00:02:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 7998; Favourites: 152; Downloads: 122
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A simple restoration of 1945, M.S.L. AF0100. Well that's what it says on the blade anyway. A museum asked me to do a few restoration projects, but sadly I'm not allowed to take pictures of them. ;_; But they have been what have influenced my sword making.This one is just a restoration for a friend of sorts. He wanted a simple handle and for me to clean the blade up a little bit. So I made sure to leave as much of the coloring from the decades of rust, while stopping it and sealing everything the best I could.
Ironwood is the handle.
Anyway, next week I'll be back on track with some new and more custom stuff. I'll also be writing a journal soon with details of the current projects and all of that cool stuff. ^.^
Logan Pearce
www.pearceknives.com
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Comments: 15
oh i love it... will you be making some to sell?
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Dude I almost have that exact same one made in Sheffield England. Made in 194(Something faded). A(F?)(rest is faded.)
It come with a green canvas sheath?
Aren't old army machetes great? The history, the solid construction, the small chance of it being used for something other then its intended use...
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Definatly my weapon of choice when the zombie apoc. gets here. But in all seriousness it looks great.
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Lovely restoration mate, i'm impressed. The ironwood works perfectly
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A Machete only Jason Vorhees could adore. Great job!
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Awesome restoration man, though I bet those museum peices were great too. Keep up the good work, I've started on a little project of my own lately, but saddly have to hault for company.
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The coloration pattern from the weathering that you left on the blade looks very cool. Great looking blade.
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