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Jarno-T. Pälikkö
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Thanks, Jeremy,
It’s cool isn’t it? It takes more than just practice to make THAT bullseye happen! Hehe!
About the sword: I’d hate to be in the receiving end of that sword – armor or no armor… brrrr…
Cheers,
JT
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Michael Pearce
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Truly beautiful swords. Amazing work- particularly the all-steel handle.
Michael 'Tinker' Pearce
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Then one night, as my car was going backwards through a cornfield at 90mph, I had an epiphany...
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Jarno-T. Pälikkö
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Thank you Michael,
As I wrote earlier in the thread, that all-damascus steel hilt was a rather tricky piece to make. But now as I have one such hilt “under my belt”, the next one will have to be made in a different way – a cast bronze hilt sounds rather tempting…
-And speaking of temptations, now that I still have that sosun pattah sword, I must say that I am very, VERY tempted to try some test cutting with it as well!
JT
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Petr Florianek
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wow! amazing work! thanks for sharing
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Jarno-T. Pälikkö
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Thanks Petr!
I'm rather hooked on these "droopy"designs, here is the next sosun pattah-blade waiting to be handfinished and hilted!
Cheers,
JT
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Sosun pattah II blade heat treated and ground to shape
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