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Old 15th April 2008, 04:48 PM   #1
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Wow! definatly a serious fighter then, sounds lovely!


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it is 400 grams on my kitchen scales...

roughly 7/8 lb. (14.1 oz.) in old imperial units
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Old 15th April 2008, 08:04 PM   #2
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well, i've done a bit of restoration on it, this was posted on a kukhri oriented site where some of us cross post...

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cut diamonds out of old aluminum pan, flattened them, tried them in holes (4 on top row, 1 far left bottom row), trimmed as needed, mixed up some clear slow dry epoxy, filled holes with epoxy, set diamonds in holes, pressed them till they were flush, wiped off excess epoxy. let cure. next day trimmed with a razor sharp knife, sanded with emery cloth & crocus cloth to make sure they were flush and no protrusions, cleaned dirty original inlay far left top row. oiled. the 'white' on the checkering is flash reflection, they are a tad shiney after i oiled them & cleaned the bit of paint out of the grooves near the pommel.
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