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Common cross sections of swords . These types can usually be found on european swords. - History | European sword, Sword, Neca
![Traditional Japanese Sword Cross Section [2048 x 1583] : r/ThingsCutInHalfPorn](https://external-preview.redd.it/RNRbJmIcSzfxuTFf7l711O5iE-3f_TmDYoh1pJTiLWo.jpg?auto=webp&s=052a5f6eff8bade0ca4303126586f1a718b51f0b "Traditional Japanese Sword Cross Section [2048 x 1583] : r/ThingsCutInHalfPorn")
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geometry - (I-beam vs rectangular beam) Which sword blade cross section is less likely to break? - Physics Stack Exchange
File:Sword cross section.svg - Wikipedia
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An Austrian two-hand sword, circa 1580 Double-edged blade of flattened diamond section, with long ricasso. On both sides smith mark below the lateral parrying hooks. Extended, originally blackened cross-guard with volute ornaments,
File:Katana cross section diagram showing different zones of hardness.JPG - Wikipedia
Swordmaker - Medieval Swords Blades Cross-sections ... Here is my diagram which shows blade cross sections, very usefull tip to understand construction of the blades and their variations / types... Use description
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