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Old 17th April 2005, 02:19 AM   #8
Federico
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Ive heard the word pinuti to describe what we generally call bonifacio style bolo, though in this case the polish received after forging is minimal (often alot of scale still on the blade), so the only time white metal shows is when the blade is sharpened correctly. My father used to say when his grandfather would play arnis with his bolo, he would always sharpen it. Just a random anecdote.
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