This artisan is so skilled & well versed with his tools & materials , that he can hog out the unwanted & go straight to nearly finished contours on the piece !!!
Well crafted. Here in the Philippines, we also make use of such material as handle for bolos and the blades are made from automobile leaf springs locally known as “mulye”. Thus, itak mulye is very popular here.
Que hermosura de arte, realmente lo felicito por su buen gusto me gustaria saber cual es la resistencia al trabajo digo al usuario de estas herramientas de filo por este material de cuerno de bufalo y con que dureza fabrica y forjan las hojas de los aceros, le felicito por su mano de guerrero artesano..!! "Si vis pacem parrabellum..!" lo saludo desde Argentina.
I get the distinct impression , by the way this artisan acts & moves , that he is not a first generation artist , out of his family !!! To me , he has grown up around these tools & materials & could be from a long line of family artists & crafts people !!!
Does anyone wonder where he got all those horns? I seriously doubt the animals survived it, but as long as he’s making something cool out of it it then it’s fine…. Meanwhile I can’t drink out of a straw because of ONE Fukin sea turtle that had the one in a billion chance to get it stuck up its nose..🧐🤨😒😞 this is what we have come to people
¡Qué habilidad impresionante tiene el operador de motosierra! Realmente es asombroso ver cómo puede crear una tabla de madera de ese tamaño con resultados tan precisos. ¡Increíble!
When you watch that Kukri knife roughing in the horn , like a hatchet with green wood , then you know how serious a piece of cutlery that that profile really is , in the grand scheme of things !!!
