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StM Lame Hello,
Does anybody know if StM lames (sold by www.shopeli.com) are copper or stainless steel?
Thnx!
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Whatever they are made of they are the cheapest piece of dodo you will ever own. I bought 200 of them direct from StM and I was very disappointed. IF you are not still growning I would suggest you buy a good lame. Like the Estoc 60% nickel metal lame'. You can find that on my website. I am not just blowing smoke for a sale. It really is one of the best lame's on the market and it is warrantied for 2 years after purchase. oxxx[[======================= \\Toll Free 866-SWORD4U Slay more with a Claymore
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I bought the lame from eli, and it was very light and cloth like. Thats becuase it seems to be just that, mostly cloth. The metal that is in the lame is copper. It didn't take long to turn green around the collar. It did last me a little over a year before developing any dead spots though.
Edit: This was with practice 3 times a week. I also rarely folded or rolled up the lame.
Last edited by I Miss My Car; 04-28-2006 at 03:31 PM.
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 Originally Posted by Swordmaster Like the Estoc 60% nickel metal lame'. You can find that on my website. I am not just blowing smoke for a sale. It really is one of the best lame's on the market and it is warrantied for 2 years after purchase. Wow, a warranty on a lamé?! What does it cover/not cover?
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Originally Posted by Inquartata Wow, a warranty on a lamé?! What does it cover/not cover? Santelli had warranties on their lames a few years ago (a short while before folding for unrelated reasons).
-B "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!"
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Originally Posted by Inquartata Wow, a warranty on a lamé?! What does it cover/not cover? It's probably similar to car warranties, something like
Rust Perforation Limited Warranty
...Rust Perforation Coverage applies to perforation due to corrosion only. Perforation is a rustthrough condition, such as an actual hole in a sheet metal panel. Cosmetic or surface corrosion, such as that caused by stone chips or scratches in the paint, is not covered under this warranty...
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I'd answer that with something clear, but Swordmaster is snoring in the other bed, so I can't ask him.
(roommates, Ark-LA-MS Divisional is tomorrow)
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Originally Posted by oiuyt Santelli had warranties on their lames a few years ago (a short while before folding for unrelated reasons).
-B Perhaps that accounted for some of their priciness.
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Originally Posted by _fence(1) It's probably similar to car warranties, something like
Rust Perforation Limited Warranty
...Rust Perforation Coverage applies to perforation due to corrosion only. Perforation is a rustthrough condition, such as an actual hole in a sheet metal panel. Cosmetic or surface corrosion, such as that caused by stone chips or scratches in the paint, is not covered under this warranty... Yes. Cynic that I am, I'm expecting an exclusion for "normal wear and tear" or some such.
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Originally Posted by KD5MDK Swordmaster is snoring in the other bed
(roommates) Had me guessing for about a second!
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