The keel is integrated with the ink dragon Tang horizontal knife

Description

Structural design integrated keel: the use of integrated keel structure, that is, the knife body and the handle are made of a whole piece of material, this design makes the overall structure of the knife more solid and stable, can withstand greater force in the process of use, and is not easy to separate the knife body and the handle, which greatly improves the reliability and durability of the knife. Ink dragon elements: On the blade, handle or scabbard and other parts are often decorated with ink dragon patterns. It may be that the image of the ink dragon is vividly presented on the knife through carving, etching and other processes, and the dragon lines are smooth and magnificent, which not only adds to the artistic beauty of the knife, but also gives it a unique cultural meaning, and the dragon symbolizes authority, strength and auspiciousness in Chinese culture. Material Cutting material: Generally, high-quality steel will be selected, such as high manganese steel. High manganese steel has high strength, hardness and wear resistance, and after suitable heat treatment, it can make the blade obtain good sharpness and toughness, can withstand a certain degree of impact and friction, and is not easy to break or curl the edge. Handle material: usually made of solid wood, such as mahogany, ebony, etc., with a hard texture, beautiful texture and comfortable grip. Silk or cotton threads may be wound around the surface to form a handle roll, which increases the friction and stability of the grip, and also improves the overall texture. Sheath material: mostly wood, covered with brocade, leather or lacquered, etc., which can not only protect the blade, but also echo the handle, making the overall style of the knife more harmonious and unified. The sheath and tail of some scabbards may be edged with a metal material, such as copper, to increase the durability and aesthetics of the scabbard. Production process Forging: The craftsman heats the steel billet to a high temperature, and then removes the impurities in the steel through repeated forging, making the steel more dense and uniform, and at the same time forming a unique forging texture to improve the strength and toughness of the knife. Heat treatment: including quenching, tempering and other processes, through precise temperature control and cooling treatment of the cutter body, adjust the internal structure of the steel to achieve the ideal balance of hardness and toughness. Special processes such as covering the soil and firing the blade may also be used to produce a beautiful burn line. Grinding: After multiple grinding processes, the sword body is finely ground using grinding stones ranging from coarse to fine, so that the surface of the blade is as smooth as a mirror, and the blade is extremely sharp, while clearly showing the forging texture and possible burnt edge lines. Assembly: Assemble the made sword body with the handle and scabbard, and install various equipment to ensure that the parts are closely combined and the overall structure of the knife is stable. In the assembly process, it is necessary to pay attention to the dimensional accuracy and fit of each component to ensure the performance and appearance quality of the knife.