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Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Paul B » 04 Nov 2011 21:09

Hi all,

I've just spent the last few days bashing my website with a very large lump of wood and now it has PayPal buttons!

Every page has been updated with new pics and secure online shopping facilities.

Please spread the word, as there's tons of cool gift items there, all made by yours truly.

http://www.historicarts.co.uk
.... or I could be completely wrong.

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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Thearos » 07 Nov 2011 21:51

V nice but one of the link goes "ttp" rather than "http"
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Postby Paul B » 08 Nov 2011 11:12

Thanks, which one?
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Thearos » 08 Nov 2011 19:29

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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Paul B » 08 Nov 2011 20:39

cheers, fixed!
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby admin » 08 May 2012 08:40

Paul, have you ever tried making traditional planked shields, pavices etc? I know a fair few people who would be interested in traditionally made shields.
http://www.antique-swords.co.uk/

I like swords more than you.
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Postby Paul B » 08 May 2012 11:09

I could certainly do traditional shields.

Problem is, shields plus already do most kinds of shield to a high standard for a low price.

I could do the larger pavises and custom shields though
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby admin » 08 May 2012 14:53

They do plywood shields, whereas there doesn't seem to be much available in the way of traditional plank constructed shields - especially for rotella for example. Not only are the plywood shields not authentic, but as far as I have seen they only curve in one plane, whereas lots of original shields are curved in two or more planes (or even domed).
http://www.antique-swords.co.uk/

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Postby Paul B » 08 May 2012 18:06

Ah, ok. In that case, yes.
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Paul B » 17 Jul 2012 12:23

I have found a supplier if ridiculously hard woods, so I can now do the following:


Ash
Oak
Padauk
Walnut
Cherry
Purpleheart
Lignum Vitae
Zebra Wood
Amazaque
Cocobolo

Leadwood
Ebony
Hickory

these are listed in a basic price order, with the last 3 very limited in terms of availability and/or size.

The leadwood is in very short supply and I can only do things up to 16" long and 1.5 inches in diameter.
Minimum orders and max dimensions may apply to various items. contact me for quotes and details.
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby J Marwood » 17 Jul 2012 12:56

Is that African or American Leadwood?
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Paul B » 17 Jul 2012 13:05

J Marwood wrote:Is that African or American Leadwood?


African.

Both are capable of moving a coconut
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby admin » 17 Jul 2012 13:42

:lol:
http://www.antique-swords.co.uk/

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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby J Marwood » 17 Jul 2012 20:35

Paul B wrote:
J Marwood wrote:Is that African or American Leadwood?


African.

Both are capable of moving a coconut


:D

We shall have to have a chat at FC...
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Re: Historic Arts Carpentry NEW SHOP!

Postby Paul B » 18 Apr 2013 08:19

I've just updated the martial arts section.

www.historicarts.co.uk

Now available are a host of eastern weapons as well as more detail on custom work.

Of interest to the HEMA types should be :

Messers
Truncheons
Dussacks
Weighted versions of weapons for strength training.

I'm currently gestating the idea of Indian clubs with lead cores or interchangeable steel weights, as well as stubby swords with weights. Nothing as refined as the "swing" (TM) From MBlades, but kinder on the wallet.
.... or I could be completely wrong.

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