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has anyone followed the Forged In Fire ===> http://www.history.com/shows/forged-in- ... 05020217:s <=== on the History Channel .... their new season starts on Jan 10 at 10PM eastern .... granted there is some drama involved but its really interesting watching the contestants forge various types of contemporary and historic blades, axes, spear points and such .... the process for producing Damascus steel is fascinating

I've watched the past couple of series, but the new one hasn't screened here yet. It's really interesting to see the contestants turning various lumps of metal into functional weapons. It's definitely one of my favourite shows.

Great show. I love it. Who doesn't like great big knives?

I saw it for the first time the other night after Vikings. It was definitely better than watching Cupcake Wars.

I love watching it.

Momma taped it because it looked interesting to her. She showed it to me last night and we watched it. They made a Viking sword at the end. One guys was good and one was horrible. The knives they made before that were neat.

that wasn't a bad show but it was far from their best .... the range of edged weapons that the finalists have had to make in past seasons has covered the world .... some I'd never even heard of ... most of the bladesmiths on the show are very talented

starting at 4PM Eastern today (1-7-17) is running 3 hours of Forged In Fire reruns ... they are making a Nepalese Kuri, a Moro Kris, and Khanda .... OK, I admit that if I hadn't of already seen these episodes .... I will be watching them again

in tonight's episode they brought back 4 prior champions .... they had to make Pata (sword) .... I'd never heard of such a thing .. .. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pata_%28sword%29 .... good show

tonight's challenge was making a "Naginata"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naginata

per Spock, Fascinating