We all know that having a skill that is usable to make weapons is a great asset to have and towards the top of this list seems to be Blacksmithing.
Being able to take a piece of metal and create something that can aid in the defense of yourself or a loved one is vital. Should you find yourself in a situation where weapons are not readily available anymore or even sold then you must make due with what you have.
So let's look how to take something like a railroad spike and forge it into a blade that you can use to defend yourself and others.
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Mark
Dave
Emery Rogers Jr.
Lucas Smith
Gabriel Green
Jim Lepper
Daniel Ash
Can we get more written instructions instead of videos? It’s nice to be able to copy the instructions down and paste them into my notebook on my phone.
I’ve Done a couple myself
My friend has a few, are gorgeous
Jacob Cortright
Alex Barthlett
Alex Harper
Railroad spikes don’t make particularly good knives or cutting tools of any sort. The metal is too soft.