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MDRF, 2012
Sir William:
Ok...I'm guessing the cutting up the blade part is so it isn't a sword anymore...otherwise I'd just drill holes with the sword in the scabbard and either bolt or rivet it into place after epoxying the whole assembly. Now that I think of it, the blade is so thick, I may want to be rid of some of it to lighten the overall load.
Sir Edward:
Bolting through the sword and scabbard is an idea we talked about over here as well. That's what my brother-in-law plans to do.
Sir James A:
--- Quote from: Sir Edward on 2012-06-22, 15:34:32 ---
Bolting through the sword and scabbard is an idea we talked about over here as well. That's what my brother-in-law plans to do.
--- End quote ---
Or possibly riveting it, which could serve as some minor decoration and wouldn't look out of period.
Sir Edward:
True, but he wanted the bolt to be removable so he could unsheath it when not at faire.
Sir William:
Why would he want to do that? Its more or less damaged goods right? Or does his sword already have cut-outs?
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