swords

i just got a sword from ebay (last time i do that) but it has a bit of a dirty blade. can i use the above oil method to clean it? it is stainless steel.

thanks

daven

OT it was advertised as new but has little scratches on it and is clearly not very "new" can I send it back and have the company pay the postage. Should I contact them and see what they say, as their refund policy says buyer pays postage back, but this is clearly a poor sword and not new. If they say no should I then contact paypal?

thanks
 
daven1986 said:
i just got a sword from ebay (last time i do that) but it has a bit of a dirty blade. can i use the above oil method to clean it? it is stainless steel.

thanks

daven

OT it was advertised as new but has little scratches on it and is clearly not very "new" can I send it back and have the company pay the postage. Should I contact them and see what they say, as their refund policy says buyer pays postage back, but this is clearly a poor sword and not new. If they say no should I then contact paypal?

thanks
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Good way to get rid of a murder weapon :)
 
yeah i thought that too, i all up for saving up for the best if you really want to collect them. if you just want a sword so you can say "oo look i have a sword" then go for the one you think looks best.

daven
 
But those are quality swords. Same discussion about Qtec's, why do people buy Seasonic, Tagen and Enermax? Qtec look the same.

The Paul Chen Pratical is £130, and better made than those stainless steel jobs.

Steel with a true hamon v Stainless steel cheap n nasty jobbie with fake hamon. I know what I would choose.
 
I saw a really nice Kill Bill sword once, i cant remember for the life of me where though. It was £400 and was identical to the one in the film, it even had the inscriptions etc, looked amazing. I'd love to get one some day to hang on my wall, would be a good talking point thats for sure.
 
Mark A said:
I saw a really nice Kill Bill sword once, i cant remember for the life of me where though. It was £400 and was identical to the one in the film, it even had the inscriptions etc, looked amazing. I'd love to get one some day to hang on my wall, would be a good talking point thats for sure.
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For £400 I would hope it's not just a wallhanger and like the other £40 Stainless sword-like things, otherwise just being ripped off because it's tied into the movie. Do you have a link?
 
No sorry i found it ages ago while looking at swords. From what i remember it said it was a functional sword made by hand by a professional sword maker and came with a polished live edge. Was definatly no £40, you can tell they are rubbish even in the pictures.
 
anything under a couple of hundred will look cool... but will weigh a ton, and shatter if u actually hit anything with it.

all the swords i have are purely because i think they look pimpin as hell, i also bought a couple of training sword last time i made an order off blades uk ... makes for a fun evening with ** housemates fighting with practice swords :D
 
hi guys i have a question. I plan on getting the dvds of movies of which I have replica swords, and am wondering, do I keep the dvd in the plastic wrapping if it has it, or not bother? The reason I ask is that the collection is of swords not dvds, so which would look better?

daven
 
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