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A handle could be made for it looking at the blade, but it would have fixings on it. That would also defeat the object of buying the Tsurugi as it's bolt-less:biggrin:

 

Take some pictures of it, draw around the handle and blade separately on a piece of paper scan it and send it to me bud.

 

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Ill have a look and give it a go during a quite spell and see how it turns out bud 👍

 

I'll get a photo tomorrow mate. Be interesting to see what you could do! :thumbup1:

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I bought a few ARS turbo cut pruning saws a few years ago, only a pound each, now wish I bought the whole box.

 

I made a Walnut handle for one and it works very well, finished with gun stock oil.

 

I will be making handles for the other blades but will give the handle some more curve.

 

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