Sure thing. First I gather the steel, a good old wrought iron and some high carbon. I let it sit in a low‑heat furnace until it’s just a warm glow, then I hammer it into shape, keeping the edges true. I temper it slowly, so it doesn’t crack, and then polish the blade by hand with a grit pad that I make myself. I add a simple leather grip and a forged guard, something sturdy and timeless. I finish it with a coat of oil to keep rust at bay. That’s the whole cycle—no fancy gadgets, just heat, hammer and patience. If you want to test its edge, go ahead.