Test Cutting With Filipino Blades

[naglantaw]

when i see this kind of knives make my nerves moving

[biglu2]

how did you get the kydex sheath for the ginunting

[IRTBrian]

@biglu2

This particular blade was sold to my by Typhoon a company in the Philippines that is run by a Force Recon Marine and his partner who both are Pekiti Tirsia practitioners. They make the kydex sheaths for their blades.

[kalipitbull01]

@IRTBrian do you have a website for "typhoon"? :)

[IRTBrian]

@kalipitbull01

contact buddy here:

typhoon.blades@gmail.com

[kalipitbull01]

@IRTBrian

appreciate the help, salamat kapatid :) (thanks Brother)

[IRTBrian]

Hey copypacercopypacer,

I will try down the road  to make that happen!

[IRTBrian]

Hey coypacercopypacer,

I will try down the road to make that happen!

[IRTBrian]

Hi copypacercopypacer,

I do not have the Kampilan Bolo from Traditional Filipino Weapons. I have some older antiques but they are not some thing that I cut with regularly because of their cost!

Brian

[copypacercopypacer]

@IRTBrian btw: when i said kampilan, i meant the original kampilan...not the kampilan bolo. ^_^

[IRTBrian]

Hey vashadik13,

Thanks for the comment but most blades will deteriorate rapidly if you are attempting to cut steel with them. No instead they are made to cut flesh.

[copypacercopypacer]

@IRTBrian thank you, very much for the information.... ...........however my concern is the cutting power of the kampilan bolo, is it strong enough to cut through leather????? or maybe atleast cut a person in half?

[IRTBrian]

@copypacercopypacer

I do not have a Kampilan Bolo. I do however have an antique Kampilan that does cut very, very well.

[copypacercopypacer]

@IRTBrian can you show a video of you cutting with the kampilan plz? 

[vashadik13]

try using it againts steels...

[MatthewJVC23]

awesome swords dude