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that when the material is twisted there's no overlapping corners to give us cold shunts poured a couple of silver discs for me the billet of this material can still be a little rough and a little grainy on the surface the way we eliminate that is we anneal and hammer these
Rondel Dagger - 14th Century Europe - MAN AT ARMS : REFORGED
that when the material is twisted there's no overlapping corners to give us cold shunts poured a couple of silver discs for me the billet of this material can still be a little rough and a little grainy on the surface the way we eliminate that is we anneal and hammer these
Rondel Dagger - 14th Century Europe - MAN AT ARMS : REFORGED
original here that I made for the first film, I wanted to make it as well as I could, as true to form as I could so the blade is actually bloomery steel and then the discs are wrought iron, boxwood and brass for the grip, so as close as I can get it to the museum piece and it does mean
Testing a medieval anti-armour dagger
so straightforward. Well I don't do it purely with a historic technique, so I can't answer that directly in that sense, but obviously dishing the the discs is fine you can do that on a log with a hammer and again I showed how it did that and then you, I'll just pop that one down,
Medieval Rondel Dagger - THE ORIGINAL
entire event with even hot air balloons entire event with even hot air balloons being painted into look like Sund discs being painted into look like Sund discs
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