Wasatch Forge Journeyman

10/04/2024

Wasatch Forge is pleased to announce that we are doing a discount Damascus class for top down laminate pattern and canister at $410. It will be a 5 week course starting next Thursday Oct10-Nov7 focusing on forge welding theory, metallurgy, power hammer/press work, and a blacksmith Ulu knife (herb chopper.) If you are interested please reach out to us via email, text or call, we hope to see you in!

11/05/2022

A knife break test recently done on a knife made for our Chef Knife competition back in spring. Just a cool example of the quality that comes out of our shop and the fun we have. This knife was used in the kitchen daily for about 4 months before deciding to break it, being re honed with a stone twice but otherwise stropped with a leather belt every other week or so to stay sharp.

12/09/2020

Available for purchase on http://wasatchforge.com/store/. Six camp knives created by Steven Moon.

11/25/2019

Bloomery

11/25/2019

Our second attempt at a bloomery.

10/22/2019

His and her modified seax. 15n20 and 1095 Merovingian twist with a CruforgeV edge. 15n20 and 1095 mosaic explosions with a 52100 edge. Mosaic ram and bear pins with blood wood handles.

09/29/2019

Wasatch forge is having a great time at the ULA forging

09/16/2019

08/24/2019

Finished up a few blades for the renaissance festival.

08/21/2019

Come on down and add your name slots will be filling up quickly

08/05/2019

Some knives all finished up. Jacob glued the brass and green g10 liners he also did handle fit up and geometry I stole it from him and hand sanded it. Brady rounded the spine and did the file work. The other knife was a great test of my process and practice in efficiency. I'm keeping the green knife because I like it a lot and two of the best guys I know helped me finish it out. The green knife was also cryogenically treated. These blades were a great learning experience. As always I would not be able to any of this without the guidance and support of Matt. Matt also designed and made the sheath for the brown knife. Critiques and criticisms are always welcome.