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Paul Watson




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PostPosted: Mon 19 May, 2008 4:34 pm    Post subject: Multiple fullers and blade cross section         Reply with quote

When designing a sword do smaller mutilple fullers impart greater rigidity for thrusting than a large single fuller.

Would a wide flattened diamond section with two fullers (one either side of the spine) be a better cutter than a hollow ground blade due to a less thick spine, but still maintain enough rigidity for thrusting.

Does a fullered blade that also has hollow grinding to the edges, like Xa.1 (as in Albions Oakeshott sword) cut as well as a purely lenticular cross section.

I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness, but that which it protects. (Faramir, The Two Towers)
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