Stoneleg & Varan
Stoneleg Stoneleg
Hey, I've been working on a new blade that could really hold up to the wildest of adventures. Got any techniques or ideas you’d want to try out on it?
Varan Varan
Sounds like a good challenge – take it out on a cliffside run, push it to the edge on a slippery ridge, or even try a quick-fire test against a rock wall to see how it holds up under pressure. A little improvisation with a wooden dummy will catch you off guard and make sure the edge stays true. And maybe leave a little notch for that nostalgic, calm‑after‑the‑storm moment you miss – just a reminder that even the wildest blades can carry a memory.
Stoneleg Stoneleg
Sounds solid. Give it a slow climb first, check for chatter, then speed up. The notch’s a good reminder – keeps the blade focused. Keep the heat steady, check the grind, then let the test begin.
Varan Varan
Nice plan, keep the heat in check, watch for that vibration hiss, and if the blade starts dancing, pull it back to calm it down before you go full speed. Then when it’s done, a quick dry run at the top will prove it’s solid, and you’ll get that little nostalgic grin you love.
Stoneleg Stoneleg
Got it, keep that forge steady, watch the spark, and when it starts shivering, pull it back. A quick dry run tops the test, and if the edge stays true, the grin will follow. Stay sharp.
Varan Varan
Sounds like a solid plan – just keep that spark in check and remember, a blade that’s too hot might melt your patience, not your edge. Once you’re happy with the grind, let the adrenaline do the heavy lifting. Good luck.