Will the swords bind if I try to cut some thing with them.
1025977
If you mean bend or break, then no because i use them to cut twigs of my hedge and a tree branch but it couldn't cut through the bench. It's sorta like a machete.
1025978
No. They don't bind together. They are two swords with half a hand guard on each so that you can hold both in one hand. But I wouldn't try to use them together to cut something.
797613
I don't try balancing the sword its razor sharp and I want to keep my fingers.I use it for martial arts cutting its a great katana for the price well made.
1900376
If you clash blades then ya. Cut paper no. Hack into a tree... why would you? If you are using them for protection then they will do just fine. If you are sword fighting with them then no they won't hold an edge.
1686928
Yes but mine broke in the first couple minutes. The button on the strap used to hold the swords came out and now the swords won't stay in the sheath if held upsidedown.
1708601
Yes they do but very poor quality the blades on one of mine went right threw the bottom end and it is stuff getting the swords in because the tip grabs the nylon as you try to out the blade in! Now the blades are very cool and are great to put on your wall! I did make new sheaths for mine out of leather but the are more as a show piece on my wall! I hope this helps you!
814144
Sorry for the delay in answering (out of town). The swords attach fairly securely and are quite easy to disconnect. It takes a second or two.
1391620
Not at all. The two throwing knives are punched out from the handle of the sword. Wish I found that out when I bought it but the handle unraveled later on and I realized the shoddy craftsmanship :(
1342107
Unless you grind them down or snip them off with diagonal cutters you have a chance of making contact. I replaced most of the screws in the knife and the ones that I kept original I used thread locker on them so the did not fall out. I recommend you use thread locker on all of the screws. Good luck!
1758159
I have not used the knife as of yet but it looks like they would work. Hope this helps you.
1002731
They should pivot freely. When you start it up they should swing out. When you hit your first wall you will be glad they fold back in like that. Cut the power as soon as you hit something and the blades will survive no problem.
854945
I don't really know because I wall mounted them. I wouldn't think so though because they are barely strong enough to hold the knives.
97783
Sorry, I'm not positive, but it relates to the offset of the blade teeth so the blade does not bind. You would most likely get a better answer from a dictionary.
1232928
Yes it will handle them. They may need a little coaxing to fit in the slot, but they'll cut just fine, and won't be damaged or mangled in the process.
1859185
No way. This is purely for decoration. There is no edge to the blade at all and if you tried to give it one you'll probably destroy the sword.
154920
It would; however you wouldn't be able to draw it out. It's designed to go over a sheath of a standard sword or cutlass and hold it in place when drawing the blade itself
220346
I can't see it happening. It's a pretty sturdy scabbard, and I've sheathed/unsheathed it quite a few times without a hint of it cutting through
1253208
Since it's actual steel, yes you could but you better know what you're doing, seeing as it's not prepared steel it will get notches more, and is more likely to be damaged if you swing it at others. Also most cons wont allow actual blades so you'd have to keep it in the sheath at all times if you did.