Unusual Trivets
Trivets tend to intrigue me. I've made a few (#2 below is one I made in a class at the CBA Spring Conference), but haven't come up with a design that I'm comfortable with saying "I made that". Below are some interesting forged trivets that I found on Google Images.
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Mastermyr Trivet Reproductions
![]() Viking mastermyr trivet a hand forged copy of the trivet from the Mastermyr hoard, Gotland ,Sweden, 1000AD, nominally 6" long and 1" tall |
![]() A hand forged steel trivet based on the find from the mastermyr hoard, gotland Sweden 1000AD stands around 1" tall and is about 6" long fully functional and for living history reenactment use made in Sheffield England by daegrad tools |
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![]() Drawing from the original Mastermyr trivet |
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Gee Mom, look what else I've found!
- Blacksmithing - Forging a trivet
- Blacksmithing - making a trivet - GS Tongs
- Forging a riveted trivet - bonus blacksmith jam...
- Forging a Simple Trivet!
- Circle Trivet and Forge Welding
- Blacksmithing - Forging A Railroad Spike Trivet
- Celtic Knot Trivet Episode 1 of 2
- Celtic Knot Trivet Episode 2 of 2
- The Mastermyr Trivet
- Heart Trivet How-To
- The Mastermyr Trivet
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