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Sword
series description:
This swords
are considered the habitual Thai Darb swords. The
scabbard and handle are made of teak wood,
painted brown, black or varnished. The scabbard is additionally decorated with twine as shown on the picture. Scabbard mouth and hilt extremities are made of stainless steel.
Blade
selection and tangs for this sword series:
Blades
A choice of three different blade steel distinctiveness is offered
(see blade material choice below).
Blade
engravings and their performed methods can be chosen for a variety of blade shapes and styles (note that
stainless steel blades cannot carry etched engravings).
Tangs
See all the
different tangs habitually used
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The usual tang (habitual Darb's
tang) is a rat tail tang composed of a rod welded to a small tang left on
the blade.
The other end of the rod is threaded to screw on the pommel and
fasten the blade to the handle, see
Two additional tangs are offered , for an additional charge:
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a half tang or tang usually used for the Krabi Krabong swords, see
--- can be deemed as a riveted push tang
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a full tang, the tang of choice for the expert and frequent user, see
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Distinguish all the different offered
tangs for habitual Darb handles
What
else is so exclusive ?
Our articles are not mass produced. All sword parts are hand made to size
and adjusted in the final assembly and finishing stages. Each part is
therefore unique in its form and dimensions. Similar parts are thus seldom
interchangeable, subsequently every individual sword distinguishes itself by
its uniqueness.
Need only the bare blade and will construct your own sword? See
here
View
all blade products
and
prices
at once? See
here
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here (swords, knives and daggers)
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