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I've seent he 'flying Keris' videos on youtube, but they all look either proped-up against the scabbards, stuck into wood surfaces or faked hung on a wire.
I've never had a knife, dagger or sword that would stand on it's tip. As for the Jambiya I have noticed this before with steeply curved blades. It reminds me of the old 'balance toys' that used to be popular, even the chrome wire 'executive desk toys' of the 1970s. I've had several curved swords that would balance in this way. It looks cool but when you think about it, it's logical that they would balance and it's like the old trick of the two forks and a coin, How about two forks balanced on Sitas fingertips? Last edited by Atlantia; 8th October 2011 at 10:26 AM. |
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I suspect we are both on the same wavelength over this balance thing. By the way I DO like that Bronze, and do you have a licence for those forks?? Stu |
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A lot of Kukri and Kora do this, likely other weapons too.
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Join Date: Oct 2011
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u can sell it in ksa and u can test it before buy ok secound about aote people yes i know that put if u test that u will know what the correct .
Last edited by Lew; 9th October 2011 at 08:05 PM. |
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