Kayne and Son Custom Hardware Inc. : Books

Books for the novice through professional blacksmith and metal artist. Backyard Blacksmith, ABC's of Blacksmithing, Early American Wrought Iron, Custom Fixed-Blade Knives, Moving Metal and many more.


	A Blacksmiths Craft "A Blacksmith's Craft": The Legacy of Francis Whitaker, A Compendium of Processes, Tools, Patterns and Tips. Written and Illustrated by ...See More



	ABCs of Blacksmithing The ABC's of Blacksmithing by Fridolin Wolf. Translated from German by Winfried and Judith Berger With step by step examples and over ...See More



	Backyard Blacksmith The Backyard Blacksmith by Lorelei Sims The Backyard Blacksmith shows you how -- with some patience and a working knowledge ...See More



	Custom Fixed-Blade Knives Art and Design in Modern Custom Fixed-Blade Knives by David Darom Amazing colorful pictures of blades The perfect coffee table book for ...See More



	Early American Wrought Iron The Ultimate Old House Coffee Table Book The Bible of Colonial Hardware Over 3000 very fine drawings and sketches of different ...See More



	Handles and Guards Handles and Guards by Joe Keeslar, ABS Mastersmith. Published by the American Bladesmith Society The book provides everything you want to ...See More



	Moving Metal This book is a long overdue treat for jewelers, blacksmiths, sculptors, and all artists of metalwork. It has information on ...See More



	Plain and Ornamental Forging By: Ernst Schwartzkapf Here, available once more in reprint, is one of the most enlightening books written on ...See More



	Professional Smithing By: Donald Streeter This is one of the very few manuals written by a recognized professional smith; in this ...See More



	Skills of a Blacksmith, Vol. 1 "Mastering the Fundamentals of Blacksmithing" Written and published by Mark Aspery Most of this volume relates to tooling. Making, modifying and/or the ...See More



	Skills of a Blacksmith, Vol. 2 "Mastering the Fundamentals of Leaf-Work" Written by Mark Aspery Much like his classes tooling comes first. Mark begins with a ...See More