The Sword Guy Podcast episode 91
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Stephanie Aiuto lives in New York and began her career with blades as a sport fencer, competing at a national level in sabre, until she had to stop because she wore away all the cartilage in her toes. To fill the void the lack of sabre left in her life she took up knife making, and now works at Nazz Forge in Brooklyn, when she’s not doing her sensible day job.
Stephanie’s website is Aiuto Knives and Swords, where you can see examples of her work. She’s also on Instagram at @aiutoknivesandswords.
Here we have pictures of Guy’s pattern welded longsword, set of Narex Richter chisels and his Sgian Dhu:
Chisels are from https://www.classichandtools.com/
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