Khanda Talwar

[Jkaur]

i think this dude has done dis not the first time.. he has kept over da time came and diss loads of our members.. u should grow up actually gharghajsingh.. stop dissing people.. if ur so smart why dont u answer the question ... sheesh...

[ms514]

Sat Sri Akal:

Any Sikh who speaks poorly to another Sikh or dares to raise their hand another Sikh will answer to the Guru Sahib soon enough.

Gurbar Akaal Ji is correct. Some elaboration below.

Anyways, there are two types of "grooves" that can be found on a blade. One is an indented looking appearance the blade, best desribed as a shallow valley. This is a fuller whose purpose if to make a Shastar lighter while still retaining the strength and integrity of the blade.

The other almost a thin line, that looks like a knife slashed a piece of clay. That is a "blood groove", whose purpose is essentially the same as a fuller.

Refer to this website for an explanation:

http://www.agrussell.com/knife_information...ood_groove.html

This website has a nice picture of Japanese knives, pointing out the grooves:

http://swordforum.com/sfu/japanese/grooves.html

[Jaspaul Singh]

gharghajsingh:

you and your fricken company need to lay off and get a life !!!

i think it was a great question to ask and learn bout. if you already know the answer then GOOD FOR YOU, DON'T DISS OTHERS FOR WANTING TO LEARN SOMETHING!!!

I just thought prob he just knew vicky singh, n so just making fun of him playfully. If he doesnt, than ya no one should make fun of someone asking a ques. I hope this does not put u down vicky paaji :wub: