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Falling Hammer Productions, LLC
Creators of Fine Metalwork, Sculpture, and Medieval Reproductions 28 Main Street Oakville, Connecticut 06779 (203) 597-1114 info@fallinghammerproductions.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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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 metalwork and sculpture produced at the FHP shop over the past few
years. To see additional examples of our metalwork and that of our partner
company, please visit Mohegan Ornamental Iron,
LLC .
The picture links below will take you to the different categories of metalwork and sculpture. We hope you enjoy your visit to our website, and please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or to request an estimate. |
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 Components Gallery |
Don't forget to visit our Components gallery and Tutorials section. The Components gallery is full
of pre-fabricated components and panels that are currently available for
sale. Our Tutorials section gives details about the tutorials we offer
here in the shop, along with links to online tutorials and other helpful
websites for the aspiring metalsmith. |
 Tutorials |
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The three smiths of FHP, Jamie Lundell, Matthew Parkinson, and Peter T. Swarz-Burt, 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. Not only are there structural and code requirements to consider, but also the quality and appearance of any welds or traditional joinery. At FHP we do not "slap things together" and hope that the paint will hide the lumpy welds; instead, we pay close attention to every detail so that even the simplest of designs will fulfill its aesthetic and structural potential. This means we do not deliver the cheapest metalwork, but we strive to deliver the best value. |
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Don't forget to visit the Armoury
section of our website, which features knives,
swords, armor, and all the other accoutrements of the well-rounded
household. After all, if your home is your castle, you will want to be
properly equipped to defend it!.. we also make kitchen knives and other
utilitarian items for those among you who have put 1200 AD further in
the past than we
have.
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