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Mabus
Location: New Plymouth
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 Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:13 pm making a one handed sword |
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Hi all, I am planning to make a one handed sword. I have a 900cm circular saw blade approx 5 ml thick for the steel. I was wondering if anyone might know what kind of one handed swords i could make with the dimensional specifications used around the 15th century.
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Bogue
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Location: Palmy
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:55 pm Sword stuff |
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And then seraph said:-- | Quote: | | Hi all, I am planning to make a one handed sword. I have a 900cm circular saw blade approx 5 ml thick for the steel. I was wondering if anyone might know what kind of one handed swords i could make with the dimensional specifications used around the 15th century. |
Two ways of doing it.
1: Do some research, (net, books, whatever)
2 Talk to your own locals (chances are you got the CS blade off Fungus anyway).
3: (You knew it wasn't ever gonna be that simple)
DO SOME RESEARCH AND SEE WHAT YOU LIKE NOT WE THINK YOU SHOULD USE.
Cheers
Bogue |
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hopies
Location: Taumarunui
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| Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 1:41 pm |
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also if you intend to use for combat - look up the regs on blade width, tip size and all that jazz.
If you poke me with a razor blade I will hurt you
sophie
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