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Old 1st December 2018, 07:01 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by kai
Yours is not carved ... rattan is from climbing palms
Thank you for pointing this out; upon close examination of this shaft I can see that you are correct and that this is a natural formation. Interestingly, I realized that I had two budiaks with this soft of a shaft. Both use the wire reinforcement and both have suffered some splitting of the rattan around the tang of the blade.
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