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Falling Hammer Productions,
LLC
Creators of Fine Metalwork, Weaponry and Sculpture 28 Main Street Oakville, Connecticut 06779 (203) 597-1114 fallinghammerproductions@yahoo.com CT License#: HIC.0621157 If you are interested in visiting the shop, please visit our Directions page for our hours and how to get here. |
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Our
website is divided into two halves: one for Ironwork and
Sculptureand the other for Weaponry and Armor. Clicking on the
pictures and links below will take you to your area of current interest,
but I also encourage you to visit all the different parts of the
website... you might find an interest you were not
expecting!
If you
are interested in learning more about the metalworking crafts, you should
make sure to visit our Tutorials page for
further info. We are currently offering tutorials in all of our areas of
expertise and this page provides additional information about how to sign
up. Over time we will also be posting instructional information and tips
online, along with links to other websites with similar
information. |
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This
link will take you to the Ironwork and Sculpture section of
our website. This area is devoted to the many different types of metalwork
we have created over the years, including Gates, Railings, Furniture, and Lighting. This is
also where you will find our Components
section, which is of particular interest to other metalworkers, carpenters
and do-it-yourself homeowners. If you are interested in seeing some of the sketches, random grilles, finials, and detail pieces that are by-products of the creative development process then visit our Bits and Pieces Gallery. It may provide more insight into our thinking than you ever wanted. | |
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The Weaponry and Armor section of the
website is exactly what it sounds like. This is the area where the
interests of a barbarian searching for a new axe and the sushi chef
seeking a better knife overlap... and we all hope they come away with the
appropriate tool for the job!
If you
know exactly what you are looking for, you can follow these links to your
area of interest: Knives, Axes and Polearms, European Swords, Eastern Swords, Historical
Reproductions, Armor, and Action Shots. If you
are interested in browsing around, then proceed to the Weaponry and Armor
Index. |
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The
three smiths of FHP have between them over 40 years of experience in
metalworking, and every day we are learning new techniques and building
new tools to expand our capabilities. We can forge and fabricate almost
any metal -including iron, steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, bronze,
nickel, silver, etc- into essentially any form that you can imagine. We
work in sheet, hollow forms, and solid bar, and using these basic
materials we can create just about anything. Our feeling is that metalwork is both a craft and an art, and we pay equal attention to the aesthetic and technical aspects of each design. Making a beautiful railing is worthless unless the proper fabrication techniques have been used in construction. Similarly, an attractive knife made from poor materials can only be used to defend against an invasion of warm cheese... and I don't think NATO has contingency plans for that one. Browse through our galleries to see examples of past work, sketches of possible future work, and a bit of whimsy to add flavor. The focus of this website is on the wide variety of metal goods produced at the FHP shop over the past few years. To see more examples of metalwork that we produced in conjunction with other shops, please visit our partner company at Mohegan Ornamental Iron, LLC . For additional pictures and information regarding wootz and damascus steel please visit Dragon's Breath Forge . We have divided our galleries in two different ways, so it is up to you to decide how you would like to browse. The first way is by type of item; the picture links below will take you to the different categories of either Ironwork and Sculpture orWeapons and Armor . |
The
second method of browsing is by individual artist. Each of the three
smiths has created a gallery of items that he feels represents his style
and area of expertise. These galleries should help you in deciding which
one of us is best suited to take on your project. Having said this, I
should note that much of what we produce is collaborative to some degree
or another, so choosing one smith does not mean that you are losing access
to the full range of skills in our
shop. |