Etsy back up.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/NorseWest

After forever the forge is back in action. Trying to find a trip to Denmark/Germany. no customs just what is on here is available for now. Not back to knives yet. Hammer arm is a bit rusty yet.

Skål.

Hröð-

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