Ben Potter is a creative sword smith who's passion for turns swords into individual works of art. He has two websites for custom swords:
Privateer Armory
Cedarlore Forge
Custom Sword Smiths with good reputation are:
Kevin Cashen,
Michael "Tinker" Pearce,
Al Massey,
John Lundemo, (http://www.odinblades.com/)
Craig from Arms and Armor...
I'm probably missing a few here too.
The big question is what do you want it for, and how much are you ready to spend? For example, if you're looking for a WMA sword that can withstand a nuclear blast but still remain balanced, I'd suggest Jean-Philippe Henry of the Heimrick Armeor, where you can get a decent WMA sword for about $250-300. If you're looking for a historically accurate cutter, you're probably looking at around $1000 plus; a less expensive option may be to take a Gus Trim or Albion blade and have Christian Fletcher make a custom hilt for you, but you're still looking at upwards of $800 and up once it's all said and done.
For medieval/fantasy style swords - Brendon Olszowy from Fable Blades is easily one of the most skilled and yet affordably priced modern day sword artisans around who takes pride in his work.
Showing posts with label Sword Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sword Smith. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 May 2014
Custom Sword Smiths
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Saturday, 10 May 2014
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