New Sgain Dubhs in stag horn

[Rab Gordon]

2 questions.....
are you selling these?
and where did you get the blades?

One of them will be available as 2 of them were made to order.

These particular blades were ones that I re-worked from blanks, I sell both the blanks and the finished blades from my web site, more photos and details about the blades here

Rab

[Rab Gordon]

Some more photos

[efer]

Great work Rab. Your Sgain Dubhs are on my highly desired list. Some day I hope to talk with you about a custom order not for a while though

Cheers

[ozmeath]

Fantastic work there Rab, thanks for the pics. The brass pin and pommels are are a beautiful compliment to the bolsters. An inspiration!
Erin.

[Pour1Malt]

excellent work Rab!

guid oan ya!

[Rab Gordon]

Fantastic work there Rab, thanks for the pics. The brass pin and pommels are are a beautiful compliment to the bolsters. An inspiration!
Erin.

Thanks Erin,
I'd originally planned to put a silver pin through the ebony pommel - still undecided on it....
How's your own Sgian Dubh coming along ? Im looking forward to the next set of photos.
Regards,
Rab

Custom Sgian Dubhs

[Rab Gordon]

Two of those Sgians are now available- the guy who commissioned one has chosen the one with the bog oak end pieces, please contact me by PM if interested.

Rab

[Gaian]

Stunning!

[Big Paul]

Simply stunning!

[ozmeath]

Rab, my Skian is awaiting a decent forge of my making...been a bit a bit busy for it of late sadly.
How'd you go rivetting the brass? I hate brass for that! Always crumbles, but then I expect to much of it I think. I approach it as I do copper and silver. I think the silver would be a handsome addition to your blades btw. Easy to work and not too expensive. As you may know fine silver will roll over much easier than stirling.But after brass you'll have no worries! Unfortunately most suppliers don't seem to do wire in fine, but things may different in your part of the world.
Erin.