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Handmade Damascus Steel 38" Long Scottish Claymore Sword with Leather Sheath.
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Custom Handmade Damascus Blade Scottish Claymore Sword with Leather Cover, Antique Gifts
Measurements:
Overall Length 38 Inches (approximately)
Handle Length 8 Inches (approximately)
Blade Length 30 Inches (approximately)
Materials used;
Handle material: Rose Wood, Brass Guard and pommel.
Blade material: Damascus steel.
Accessories:
Bull Hide Leather Sheath
All our Products are Handmade and Unique
HOW OUR DAMASCUS IS MADE: All our Damascus is real and not just an acid etch. Damascus is a mixture of 1095HC and 15N20 nickel carbon. You heat them up together and then fold the bar over and over to get the desired layers, ours are 384 layers. Then you burn the blade in acid, and it turns the nickel satin color and the high carbon turns blackish gray. This is how the layers are exposed to show the layers of the new steel created coined "Damascus". All Damascus is acid etched to show the layers. If you high polish the metal it will be shinny satin like all steels. Only after you burn the sides of the blade with acid do you see the layers of the two steels. Makes sense? After we make our knives we high polish the handles and put an edge on the blade. The high polishing buffs off the acid burned layer of the handle, and the blade edge is sharpened and the acid burned edge becomes satin.
Measurements:
Overall Length 38 Inches (approximately)
Handle Length 8 Inches (approximately)
Blade Length 30 Inches (approximately)
Materials used;
Handle material: Rose Wood, Brass Guard and pommel.
Blade material: Damascus steel.
Accessories:
Bull Hide Leather Sheath
All our Products are Handmade and Unique
HOW OUR DAMASCUS IS MADE: All our Damascus is real and not just an acid etch. Damascus is a mixture of 1095HC and 15N20 nickel carbon. You heat them up together and then fold the bar over and over to get the desired layers, ours are 384 layers. Then you burn the blade in acid, and it turns the nickel satin color and the high carbon turns blackish gray. This is how the layers are exposed to show the layers of the new steel created coined "Damascus". All Damascus is acid etched to show the layers. If you high polish the metal it will be shinny satin like all steels. Only after you burn the sides of the blade with acid do you see the layers of the two steels. Makes sense? After we make our knives we high polish the handles and put an edge on the blade. The high polishing buffs off the acid burned layer of the handle, and the blade edge is sharpened and the acid burned edge becomes satin.
