If the handles are wrapped, how do the blades fit together evenly? What does it mean that they also can be "connected at the handle to create a double edged staff"?
1892102
Pretty sure whatever you read was for a different item, but as for the handles being wrapped, one side is rounded while the other is flat.
1892103
The wrappings aren't very thick so it works. As for the staff part, I haven't been able to get it into such a state. They are still very good swords though.
1892104
Sorry I didn't keep them as someone had dropped them before shipping and bent the end of the blades. Seems like very soft metal. They are connected via magnets. I'm not sure how they would be used as a staff?
748564
I'm not sure what you mean by that, what you mean by "joint." There is a point at which the blade handle is inserted in the plastic sheath that covers it. That juncture appears to be as seamless as it can be, but it is still a point at which two different materials are joined. The handle is stable.
314782
The key is to ensure the carbide teeth are not touching each other. The tooth of the should fall in the gap between the teeth of the blades.
1971013
Unscrew the handle and the you end up with three pieces. The blade goes between head pieces. When going back together, don't over tighten. Just snug up the handle to bend the blade to conform to the head radius.
1488284
The handle needs to be pushed very hard into the blade. You'll feel it snap into place. When it does, it will feel very secure ... not loose or wiggly at all.
2245559
There is a tab that you have to push out where the blade meets the handle. Simple once you know how to do it.
1322954
I think there are two blade assemblies, with blades on two sides of each. Two times two is four.
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.
973929
There is a tab inside of the body of the knife. It will be right by the end of the blade, touching the part that is still inside the handle. This is the blade lock, which is (coincidentally) locking the blade into place. You need to push it to the side to free the blade.
389234
The knife handles and the blades are different materials, but the handles are cast around the tangs - there are no separations or bolts holding them together, so they're essentially made into one piece.
273051
I am not sure (I will try to post pictures showing the way the handle is attached), I can see two rivet-like fasteners; they do not show though, the surface both inside and outside are completely smooth.
1435823
As far as I know the screws are able to be tightened down to hold it together, and the bit should be a small torx screw driver (I wouldn't know the exact size). Nonetheless if all else fails a simple duct tape job on the blade handle will usually hold it together.
1397907
The blades do not lock. When you carve smaller slivers are removed so the blade has less stress to close. Remember to use hand or thumb protection when pulling the blade toward yourself.
1971014
The handle unscrews which allows the body to seperate and you to install blade
2079704
It means that the moving blade and the stationary blade are flush with each other. Gives a really close cut but you have to be careful you dont cut your client.
937319
Two blades are supposed to run clockwise. Two are supposed to run anti-clockwise (counterclockwise). If they are doing this, it is correct.
500540
Sorry, I don't understand the question ... How can a blade work with another blade ?