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Old 29th November 2025, 07:06 AM   #5
Martin Lubojacky
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The central fuller is on both sides and is identical. This type is probably not as common as symmetrically distributed multiple (triple) grooves. But you are right, asymmetrical single offset fullers are probably the most common. If you enter "kindjal"or qama in the search engine, you will see lots of examples (also without fullers).
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