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Old 7th May 2014, 08:49 AM   #1
kai
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Hello Jose,

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Be very careful - I see 2 cracks in the blade!
Unless one wants to put this piece into real use, I don't think those cracks will be much of a problem; there are also forging flaws from welding the sandwich construction. The blade looks sturdy enough though; IMHO Detlef just needs to neutralize well after etching...

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Old 7th May 2014, 02:03 PM   #2
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Unless one wants to put this piece into real use, I don't think those cracks will be much of a problem; there are also forging flaws from welding the sandwich construction. The blade looks sturdy enough though; IMHO Detlef just needs to neutralize well after etching...

Regards,
Kai
Hello Kai,

agree with you! Don't think that the blade is very destabilized by the cracks!

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