Profile avatar
thepocketforge.bsky.social
Ben Wong he/him, UK I am a blacksmith who loves making tiny swords! NO AI NO TEMU https://thepocketforge.etsy.com www.thepocketforge.com https://ko-fi.com/thepocketforge https://patreon.com/thepocketforge Insta @ thepocketforge
333 posts 2,201 followers 1,719 following
Regular Contributor
Active Commenter
comment in response to post
They are indeed called butts! More a counterweight, or for the spear the rest on the ground
comment in response to post
Thank you! Thats freshly made today! I made two, one even smaller
comment in response to post
The world is a scary place right now and I guess people are saving their money for iodine tablets and spiky shoulder armour! But we shall pull through 😅
comment in response to post
Thank you for sharing!!!
comment in response to post
Best of luck to you too! This is my 3rd year now, and I’ve realised that there is no pattern to predict and the turnout is almost always random! I hope you have all the success!!!
comment in response to post
Thank you for sharing! An array of tiny armaments for all levels and classes
comment in response to post
No worries mate! I’m sure I’ll be back. Take good care of yourself
comment in response to post
🤣
comment in response to post
Thank you! First market of the year, I meant to say. There’ll always be others!
comment in response to post
Thank you! Glad it was inspiring for you!
comment in response to post
That’s ok mate! This to shall pass. Keep your friends and family safe, practice some skills, be kind to animals- it’s all we can really do!
comment in response to post
Lovely, it’ll be cool to meet you in person if you can make it! Here are the details
comment in response to post
Yuck- AI art is bad 👎
comment in response to post
Thank you! I’m taking these to a miniature show (Kensington Dollhouse Festival in London) in May, so any that are left after then will be available on my shop!
comment in response to post
Always!
comment in response to post
It just gets sillier every day! But fingers crossed it will die of chronic constipation and a photo will leak of its bloated orange carcass and the lunatics will realise that without their populist figurehead there’s really not much they can accomplish. And our friendships will endure
comment in response to post
Thank you! I’m pretty sure we’re in the middle of a new Covid strain but the news is reporting anything but because of all the… horrors 😬
comment in response to post
Thank you for the heads up. I would have preferred a private message- I don’t like feeling like I’m being policed. I just follow back anyone who retweets my posts but I never actually see what anyone posts, I don’t have time to vet everyone on my feed. No more follow backs I guess!
comment in response to post
I have no idea who any of you guys are or why I’m being tagged specifically?? I don’t like nazis either??
comment in response to post
It’s a cooling unit for my induction forge! Basically pumps the refrigerant slimes through the coil to stop it melting
comment in response to post
I do sharp and blunt, depending on the nature of the fondler! This one is totally blunt- that wibbly edge is going to be a ballache to sharpen! 🤣
comment in response to post
It is you who is the 3d printer!!!
comment in response to post
Thank you! Let me know what type of thing your like and I’ll make sure I have something for you in time!!!
comment in response to post
It’s definitely doable! There’s a tiny tiny battery about the size of a matchstick that can power a single LED. Tiny toy lightsabers use them, but that’s a whooooole nother rabbit hole!!!
comment in response to post
Thank you, this is so lovely to see!!!
comment in response to post
Some very non-historically accurate elastic thread! I couldn’t find any hemp chordage sadly and nylon would have been a good substitute but I figured elastic would decrease the chances of someone either breaking the bows with too much force or shooting someone in the eye!
comment in response to post
Physics are always a little skewiff on hand made items due to variance in materials.  It's perfectly normal. However, the smaller the scale, the bigger the difference said variances make.
comment in response to post
And yet, such non-uniformity gives a handmade object its own unique identity… perhaps a soul?
comment in response to post
With a string glued to the treat, so you can reel in the cat