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Ben Bouchard




Location: Bar Harbor, ME
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PostPosted: Sun 03 Apr, 2011 3:07 pm    Post subject: How were they put together?         Reply with quote

I've seen a number of both antique and reproduction swords (mostly messers and hunting swords) that have a visible tang and slab scales on a grip that widens from guard to pommel. How did they get the guards on without a huge gap on the underside? There's obviously something I'm missing here. Confused
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Aleksei Sosnovski





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PostPosted: Sun 03 Apr, 2011 9:29 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

On my messer I made a "2-stage" shoulder. A wide blade, then a slightly narrower place for the crossguard, and then a narrow handle that widens towards the pommel. The widest part of the handle is still narrower than the place for the crossguard.
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