I love looking at pictures of workshops and projects in process. Here are
some pictures of life around RMJ Forge and RMJ Tactical and the work going on.
Here are some Talons and Kestrels Ready for machining and on the mill.
Two Spanish Cross Hawks finished this week
This is a damascus Spanish Cross I made back a few months ago. I loved it.

Here is a montage of how I make the handle on a companion knife for a
tomahawk. The handle is completely held together with the pewter inlays.
The sharpening rack in the shop. Here are a group of Crash Axes ready to rock
and roll!
Here is a picture of the Talon we used during the Modern Marvels visit. This
talon was used on a couple of cars to cut doors, windshields, locks, tires,
hoods, break glass - you name it. With this hawk I have cut brick and concrete
and chopped up a total of three cars roughing around. Please note how the
cutting edges held up - that's a lot of abuse with very little edge damage. It's
scratched up a good bit, but as John Ek said, "How pretty does a knife need to
be to kill someone?"