I ordered one for my brother's Christmas present. He did not like part 2 (please don't light me up) so now he's probably not going to want it. Guess I'll keep it when it comes out. I already bought him something else anyway...
Duncan Idaho Sword - United Cutlery
- Thread starter Jodo
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Got my shipping notice too!
Sean
Sean
Got my shipping notice too...
Looks awesome! Where did you order yours?
Mine arrived!! I haven't opened it yet...
Got mine today, opened it a few minutes ago, VERY NICE! Although there are...I don't know what you'd call them....dried up oil spots on the blade. Anyone have a tip on how to clean these off without damaging the blade?
I wish it would have actually been made sharp, but that would probably be a really bad idea?
I wish it would have actually been made sharp, but that would probably be a really bad idea?
Synz314
Sr Member
You can try wiping off the oil with a microfiber cloth. However, you should keep swords oiled to prevent rust. I only have a few licensed sword replicas and they're all blunt edges. I'm not sure if they're allowed to make them sharp.
MOst of the prop swords I have and have seen are false edged. It is possible to sharpen them yourself. I've read online about people doing that with some prop replicas.
thorskywalker
Well-Known Member
what's the material on the handle? is that faux leather it looks similar to how a katana handle is wrapped with stingray leather
Synz314, thank you. I'll probably leave it alone then. And I realize why it's not sharp, just...kinda wish it was anyway.
13doctorwho, no way am I going to attempt to sharpen this thing, I'll ruin it for sure!
thorskywalker, It looks to be faux leather, it's also described as being such in their listing.
13doctorwho, no way am I going to attempt to sharpen this thing, I'll ruin it for sure!
thorskywalker, It looks to be faux leather, it's also described as being such in their listing.
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