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Axes Swords and Knives On History - Tonight
- Thread starter Normark
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Thanks a lot. I would have surely watched the local news, which is rarely worthwhile.
Paul
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This show rocks!
Edited to say: I really like the way knives were talked about during the show, as tools. A few times they were discussed about how they are used for many things that a person could encounter during the day and even how we don't have natural knives ourselves like many animals. Great show, thanks for the heads up.
Edited to say: I really like the way knives were talked about during the show, as tools. A few times they were discussed about how they are used for many things that a person could encounter during the day and even how we don't have natural knives ourselves like many animals. Great show, thanks for the heads up.
t1mpani
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Really was a good show, I especially liked the early parts showing a sword being made from ore dust to final polish. I kind of wish, though, that the specific knife segment, at the end, had not been almost entirely devoted to SAK. I mean, yes it's a mainstay, but not really representative of what's currently going on in the knife world. Overall, though, pretty good for only having an hour to work with. 