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I normally just put a bit heat into the tang with a gas torch and hammer the tang flat. No need to get it red hot, just warm it up a bit. It only takes a few light taps to straighten.
Sometimes with tang that's not too thick you can just straighten it cold with your fingers. |
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the pamor garap looks like senopaten era garap (or even Majapahit). But the material looks from newer era. I am puzzled too
![]() ![]() and ofcourse people of Nusantara move about from island to island even after WWII. Restrictions only took place around 1950s. |
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Join Date: Sep 2011
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Thanks Alan, I think it's a good idea to give it a little heat, i would reckon that it makes the change of breaking less.
Thanks PenangsangII for your answer, is there anything that i could do to give you a better view, better pictures or clean the blade? regards, Ben |
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Hi Ben,
when the fit is good in this sheath I would let the keris with this sheath. Only the pendokok seems to be a little bit to small in diameter. Regards, Detlef |
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Just thinking out loud; perhaps straightening the pesi is not a good idea if one wishes to use the same handle .
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Hi Detlef and Rick,
I donīt think i will use this sheath now that i know the blade is Javanese, itīs a good fit, but i donīt like it, iīll think i have to make one more sheath ![]() I canīt give you an explanation why i donīt like to have a blade and sheath that are not from the same area, itīs just my idea. And hopefully someday i find a Bugis blade for this sheath. Thanks for your opinion! regards, Ben |
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