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John Lundemo
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 Posted: Sun 10 Apr, 2011 12:23 pm Post subject: Odin 300 Blade |
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Hi folks! Here's the 300 blade, finally. Comes with leather scabbard. It has a fuller instead of raised ridge for cost's sake. Thanks for checkin' it out! 
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Bryan W.
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| Posted: Sun 10 Apr, 2011 12:47 pm Post subject: |
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Looks cool John. The range of your work is outstanding as always.
I see no boots this time in the pictures!
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John Coris
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Very impressive as usual John. I am sure it handles like a dream!
Always excel and stay superior of others. (Homer - Iliad)
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Brian K.
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| Posted: Sun 10 Apr, 2011 1:17 pm Post subject: |
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Nice, nice, nice!
As always, your work is outstanding. I bet that is a wicked cutter.
Brian Kunz
www.dbkcustomswords.com
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David Wilson
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That looks even BETTER than the movie sword, in fact it's the best adaptation of the design I've seen yet (and I don't even like the "300" sword design. Too ahistorically funky and clunky for my tastes. But this one takes some of the "clunk" out of the design!). Excellent job!
David K. Wilson, Jr.
Laird of Glencoe
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Roger Hooper
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You took a bad design and made it a good one.
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John Lundemo
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It's not really my cup of mead but, It feels darn good. Plenty forward weight but still light and at like 2 1/4 lbs. It is very sharp with a fine edge and sharpened false edge and reenforced tip. So high performance from marquenched 5160H with a good temper. The hand ground fuller is not true to movie which had a raised ridge instead. This was to save time/cost and not impede cutting ability. Thanks for comments:)
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Matt Corbin
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That turned out REAL nice John. Thanks for posting the pics.
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- R. Ewart Oakeshott
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