What do you guys think?
Sweet looking salad forks my friend !
very cool. Ours have the tines less shallow to catch and hold the opponent’s weapon and lock it in, and also to be used as an extra set of points. Yours looks as if they are used more to guide the weapon, and detain, rather than lock in. Different strategies will call for different designs.
Where did you have them made?
I think they’re too wide. I see a lever action especially it you caught a weapon(or your sleeve, other arm or ribs for that matter) on the very outside of the tines. No matter how strong you were a good solid hit on the end of that tine would either knock the sai out of your hands or put a serious hurting on your wrist.
puttin up some hay with that pitch fork anytime soon? 
[QUOTE=TenTigers;965485]very cool. Ours have the tines less shallow to catch and hold the opponent’s weapon and lock it in, and also to be used as an extra set of points. Yours looks as if they are used more to guide the weapon, and detain, rather than lock in. Different strategies will call for different designs.
Where did you have them made?[/QUOTE]
I had them made by a metalsmith here in the USA.
They are $350.00 per pair. They are made from 304 stainless steel and very solid and well balanced.
Let me know if you are interested.
Im selling them, 4-6 week wait time.
I can’t wait to see the Corn cob you stuff those into!
do they come with the rotisserie motor?
(p.s you should have asked for alloy 316 as it resists corrosion better than alloy 304.) 304 is a lot cheaper than 316 though.
what with salty, acidic sweaty hands and all.
I clean them with Flitz every now and then.
Keeps em nice and acid free…
[QUOTE=Boston Bagua;965562]I clean them with Flitz every now and then.
Keeps em nice and acid free…[/QUOTE]
good choice, that is the stuff.