Subject: Re: twists

From: [email-masked] (Bill Fiorini)
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1996 07:45:13 -0500

>Bill Fiorini wrote:
>>
>> All,
>> I don't usually blow my own horn, but the  rubics twist was named by
>> Francis after I showed him the twist on one of my pieces at a workshop in
>> Cederburg Wisc.  more years ago than I want to remember.  At that time I
>> did ten or so variations using hot cuts and upset processes.  I also cut
>> every other side etc..  They are a lot of fun and the variety of twists
>> that you can make are infinite.
>> Bill
>
>Bill,
>And I thought you were just famous for your knives! Understand you are
>demonstrating at the 98 ABANA Conference -- can you work some twists
>in to that demo? Looking forward to it...
>
>--
>Jim McCarty
>Father Helias Forge
>Taos, MO
>Editor Rural Missouri Magazine
>Newsletter editor, Blacksmiths Association of Missouri
>
>"Foolish consistencies are the hobgoblins of little minds"

I think I am going to be demonstrating Damascus  Knife and Gun Barrel
Forging at the 98 conf..  I would be happy to do a few twist variations if
possible.
Bill

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From: "[email-masked] 415.855.5707" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1996 07:13:07 -0800 (PST)

>Forging at the 98 conf..  I would be happy to do a few twist variations if

Well I for one would like to see a damascus gun barrel with the rubik cube
twist...