About RSG Forge and Custom Ironworks

At RSG Forge, the work isn’t just mine — it belongs to a lineage of craftsmen who came before. The rhythm of the hammer, the glow of the forge, the hiss of steel in water — these are traditions older than nations.

I learned the craft at my grandfather’s side, standing on an old milk crate just to see over his anvil. He was a man who believed that steel could teach patience, humility, and respect if you listened close enough. From those first lessons — holding tongs that felt too heavy, watching sparks dance like fireflies — I learned that blacksmithing isn’t about force; it’s about understanding. Every project I take on carries his fingerprints as much as my own.

Today, I keep his spirit alive through the same time-honored techniques — shaping iron with intent, precision, and reverence. This forge stands as a bridge between eras, honoring the old ways while forging for the modern world.

And in his honor, the forge bears his name — RSG, for Robert Simeon Grenard — the man who taught me that steel remembers the hands that shape it.