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![]() When Highlander-style swords flooded the market, fans bought them
like hot cakes. However, some Taiwanese companies began to put fake versions and cheap copies of the original
Spanish-made products on the market. They cost less, but the quality was
extremely poor. Thus, thousands of fans were ripped of by these flashy
products that not only fell apart or broke later on, but were dangerous to
wield.
"My Sword of the Dragon is Broken" is an article that details the construction of this famous Marto sword - and why some have found the sword handle rattling. "The A-B-C's of Determining Quality of Swords" is a beginner's shopping guide into the world of real swords - be they the mass manufactured or high end custom weapons. Here is the information some business don't want you to know! Important! How to Care for Stainless Steel Swords - Care Tips for your stainless steel decorative sword. Steel Cleaners - Which Cleaners are Safe and Which Are Not! Can Stainless Steel Swords be Used as Weapons? - Article that deals with the limitations of replica stainless steel swords. How to Sharpen Your Swords - Do's and Don'ts about sharpening real swords and decorative replica swords. Outfitting Swords with Aluminum Blades - What the TV series does to speed up swordfights. Dang Tangs - Hidden Weak Spots in Replica Swords - What the manufacturers of inexpensive swords don't want you to know!
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Alex B's Highlander Series Sword List - Here is a text list of
general descriptions of swords. (This is not an HSG article; I cannot
guarantee accuracy)
Be sure to visit our Metallurgy section here on The HSG! It contains a wealth of information regarding elements in steels, the types and grades of steels, and other factors that enter into a sword being both beautiful and battleworthy!
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