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I dun think you want a razor sharp blade for sparring with a friend (even if you do go slowly) and a stock removal blade taking 3 months, seems a bit fishy. (I know, I know, I'm being petty, but it's the only way I can think of to keep the convo going)
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I do not post on this thread much at all. I do not have NO reason to make up a story. I do not spar with a sword If I used it at all I would use it only to defend. And 100% of the time it remains at home. Not much good there. I do not play fight With a sword It has as many weapons out grown its combat use. Now the knife I train . 3 months was what I was told on this persons sword making to finished product. Why would he need to lie. It was his side bussiness Mine took much longer a few hours here a few there. About 2 years. I just wanted to make my own to say I did. Keep the posts going but Do not use me to do so.Comment
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Hey hey, no reason to get defensive, I never said you were making anything up. just that it doesn't seem (to me) that stock removal would take that long. And I wasn't aiming the comment about sword sparring at you. It was a general comment aimed towards anyone that wanted to use stock removal process to make their own, using could cause the sword to fracture or even shatter (seen it). "AHA, I parry you and... Get a shard of metal in my f*cking eye!!!"
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I have no need to get defencesive. I stated the facts. So I worry none. This can go back to the question at hand just leave me out of the puns.Comment
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