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Old 29th July 2017, 01:54 PM   #11
Jean
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Originally Posted by S.Workman
Good morning guys,
I believe the fellow who provided the information is from Java. I didn't want to pry, I don't know him that well.
So it's a descriptive but somewhat ironic term? It brings to mind outsized o-Ken being called "oars" or "laundry poles" or things of that nature.
Overall length is 24.5". Would that normally qualify?
Your blade should be 40-42 cm long excluding the pesi, which is a pretty standard size for a Balinese blade.
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