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Old 3rd November 2008, 09:59 PM   #25
mross
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Originally Posted by KuKulzA28
I see, thank you, I wanted to make sure I understood.

So say I want to get a legitimate Filipino blade that's aesthetically pleasing (and functional) and I live in the USA... how hard would it be to acquire one as seen in all these nice images? From what I've heard the shopping usually needs to be done on the spot, ya? If so I would not be surprised. There is one main Taiwanese aboriginal blade-maker that I know of and finding his contact info was hard enough. And I think the only time I could buy an aboriginal blade is the next time I go back to Taiwan to visit relatives (someday)... The Philippines would be a whole new world and quite an adventure not that I have that kind of money
Or, you could just check the swap forum for some leads.
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