I think the worst part about those knives is that the gold ring isn't attached to the Handel! What are they trying to sell? Machetes?
I think the worst part about those knives is that the gold ring isn't attached to the Handel! What are they trying to sell? Machetes?
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Do you mean the "tsuba" or handguard? It isn't supposed to be attached to the handle on a Japanese sword. Of course, these are supposed to be kitchen knives for people that have watched too many Japanese samurai movies. I'm sure "Lone Wolf and Cub" have a set in their kitchen.
They don't have a kitchen!Originally Posted by Noodle Soup
Do you mean the "tsuba" or handguard? It isn't supposed to be attached to the handle on a Japanese sword. Of course, these are supposed to be kitchen knives for people that have watched too many Japanese samurai movies. I'm sure "Lone Wolf and Cub" have a set in their kitchen.
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Surely they had one after they got done killing all the sword masters, assassins, and ninja in Japan.
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I don't know man...lol. That rebar knife the guy made on that site you linked easily gives those a run for their money. At least those look like they might have some utility lol.
What the heck is that?I don't know man...lol. That rebar knife the guy made on that site you linked easily gives those a run for their money. At least those look like they might have some utility lol.
I wonder if the maker has been to Viet Nam recently? A lot of his kitchen knives look like they were copied off the standard Viet pattern. I've tried those and they aren't bad for Viet style cooking.
That is called a "shank", used by prisoners to stab others.
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