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=== Shoulder styles === | === Shoulder styles === | ||
− | Shoulders are somewhat thicker parts at the "beginning" of the blade (near the tang), whose purpose is to increase the rigidity of the ground part. An extra hollow blade is, except at the spine, a very thin membrane of steel, | + | Shoulders are somewhat thicker parts at the "beginning" of the blade (near the tang), whose purpose is to increase the rigidity of the ground part. An extra hollow blade is, except at the spine, a very thin membrane of steel, hich would lack stiffness otherwise. |
[[Image:Shoulder bis.jpg]] | [[Image:Shoulder bis.jpg]] |