[remo]

Hi

My name is Remo from Brazil i'm a bladesmith and like japanese blades and metalwork.

Many thank's for share tutorial an information , i don't have much skills in carving but i try learn with time.

Best Regards

p.s. sorry for my poor english

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[remo]

Hi ford,

You have a website?

The wire inaly is in silver,
Many thank for the tutorials in japanese metalworking,
Currently a make a all the works in my pieces ( saya, tsuka, blade ,habaki , togishi etc) except the fuchi , kashira and menuki ( making in casting brass by the other person).

I just try make your tecnique of inaly silver wire in stell tsuba ( sae 1045 stell ) i make chisel in old files , but the i think i make the shape of tools wrong ( include my poor technique ) , i try later in iron for more soft material.

As soon a wil make a simple kozuka too ( included a kogatana ),

Thank's again for share tutorial and teaching

for view the sword in action please visit

www.remo.art.br

[wunderlich]

Hi Remo,

welcome to the TCP!

It is a fine work you had done there. Very crisp edges and plane surfaces.

Karl

[remo]

thanks wunderlich,

i hope soon post more works than include some carvings or inaly .

[Janel]

Welcome to the forum Remo!

[Phil White]

Welcome Remo,

Nice work! I'm sure that you will feel right at home here.

Phil

[remo]

Thank's Janel and Phil,

Realy , with these good comings I feel myself in house ,

remo

[Karl Carvalho]

Aloha Remo,

Welcome. Sorry it took so long to get to it. Things are cranking up around here. Good to see your work. I noticed from your avatar that you are from Minas Gerais. Isn't that in gem and mineral country, where a lot of gem carvers get their rough?

Karl

[remo]

Hi Karl,

Yes my country have many stones and gem carvers,

Thank's for welcome

Remo

[Brian Chan]

Hi Remo, those are some nice swords and knives, did you make the blades too?

[Gonzalo G]

Hi Remo, I like your work. You have a very good tradition of knifemaking in Brazil. I have met some of your colleagues in the argentinean forum Armas Blancas, and in the brazilian subforum in the Knife Network, the SBC subforum from the Sociedade Brasileira de Cuteleiros.
Saudades

Gonzalo

[David Broadwell]

Welcome, Remo. Nice knives and swords!

David

[remo]

Hi folk´s,

sorry for the later response,
i´m moving my studio/shop and there no are internet yet ( i´m dreaming some days too ).

Some times i go in a lan house, to view the emails.


Hi Brian chan,

i make all parts of the swords and knifes ( but some fuchi/ kashira and menuki a dont make , was making in lost wax casting in brass), i loved your pieces too, verry nice work. congratulations.with the time i try learn more japanese decorations tecnics.


Hi Gonzalo,
great i´m menber of sbc too there are many good knife makers, in november i go in a brazilian knife show

http://www.saopauloknifeshow.com.br/ to show some pieces in a table and view the friends.


Hi David,

thanks, your work in verry nice too, in the next year i´m buy a hidraulic press to make some damauscus and my steel ( like tamahagane).


Thank´s again folks,

Regards,

Remo

[Mike Ruslander]

Hi Remo, Welcome aboard. Nice pieces. Did you base that one at the top on the Roman Gladius?

[Janel]

Good luck with your move and setting up the new workshop! Thank you for letting us know.

Janel

[remo]

Thank's Janel

You are soo kind,

regards,

Remo