Hours:
Monday: | 3:00pm - 8:00pm |
Tuesday: | 3:00pm - 8:00pm |
Wednesday: | Appointment Only |
Thursday: | Appointment Only |
Friday: | 12:00pm - 8:00pm |
Saturday: | 10:00am - 8:00pm |
Sunday: | 12:00pm - 6:00pm |
Prices:
Throwing:
$5.00 for 10 throws
or
$20.00 per person per lane
Forge a memory:
$30.00 Nail Knife
$60 Horseshoe Knife
$85 Railroad Spike Knife
Other:
Party rentals available, price is negotiable
Pre-Forged inventory available
Gavin Koontz
"Went with a buddy of mine, had a great time! It was very fun we got to throw axes as well as hand made throwing knives and stars! Would go again. Very good price for what you get, and they even teach you how to throw!"
Link To Google ReviewCheyenne Brown
"A great family experience for all ages. You can throw axes, or even forge your very own knife AND take it home the same exact day!! My eight-year-old forged and loved the entire experience."
Link To Google ReviewPete
"Friendly and knowledgeable. I had a pleasant time talking with Dustin. I enjoyed myself even though I couldn't get my first few throwing stars to stay in the target. I look forward to returning to try are throwing next time. Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes for safety in case of bounce back. Steel toes not necessary but recommended."
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Call us at:
(217)-690-0441
Email us at:
drfwknives@yahoo.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Meet The Blacksmith
Dustin Rhodes started his passion at a young age in Saint Elmo Illinois. This is where it all started. He quickly realised blacksmithing and knife creation was a skill that could take him places In 2017 He was a contestant in History Channels S4E2 of Forged in Fire. A year later Dustin Rhodes participated in another competitive TV show contest on the Discovery Channel Maser of Arms S1E1 He took his passion for blacksmithing and turned it into a business. He started with online sales and now has a storefront where he sells his creations, as well as axe throwing on Mainstreet Saint Elmo. A big focus of Dustins is to help bring people to Downtown Saint Elmo and promote the upcoming small businesses of his hometown.