A Beater Sword

Kubur · 11th March 2016, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by harrywagner

Hi Kubur, is there a limit?

We always do mistakes, the more important is to be kind.
Some old members are really boring because they are patronising the others.
For what i don't know...
Harry it's like LasVegas, I'm not sure that you can always win...

I agree with Khanjar, better a little and nice collection than a big and lazy one...
Like other things

mariusgmioc · 11th March 2016, 10:11 PM

The shape of the blade and the sharpening of the edge should be an immediate giveaway. In this case the blade is completely flat, unlike any ME sword I know of. Most likely cut from a sheet steel. The sharpening is crude scandi grind, which can be easily done with very basic machines.

11th March 2016, 10:11 PM	#2
mariusgmioc Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Austria Posts: 1,906	Tip The shape of the blade and the sharpening of the edge should be an immediate giveaway. In this case the blade is completely flat, unlike any ME sword I know of. Most likely cut from a sheet steel. The sharpening is crude scandi grind, which can be easily done with very basic machines.