Thanks, yeah that's something I strive to do whenever I test cut!

Hah, yeah I noticed it afterwards. Kinda funny.

First thing I noticed and I laughed :P. Keep up the good work mate ;).

@@2eme_voltigeur652 Will do, thanks for the support dude!

Thank you! Great to see that my videos help people to enjoy what they like! Keep in mind, though, that I neither practice nor know a lot about Polish sabre fencing - I'm just a guy who does British Military Sabre and who happens to like Polish sabres ;)

also brother is flexing cutting 5 dollar alpro cartons. :D

Cheers, appreciated!

Welcome to the channel, it's much appreciated! Sure, I can do that. Maybe even very soon! Grüße aus Graz

Gern geschehen! ;)

Oh for sure!

Thanks a lot! Yeah, it seems I have haha, although the thumb ring *really* helps with that one aswell :)

The History & Sabre Suite Ah, yes that makes a lot of sense. I don’t have experience with the thumb ring because I spend almost all of my time with chinese sabers. There are some interesting similarities and differences between european and asian sabers and their systems. So it is nice to watch your channel and because eastern european sabers are underrepresented on youtube!

@@thescholar-general5975 Very cool, Chinese weapons are also somewhat underrepresented I feel. I just checked out your channel and subscribed, definitely interesting!

The History & Sabre Suite Thanks for the sub!

Thats a perfectly fitting English word

Haven't thought about that yet but it's something I'd be interested in doing!

Thanks a lot, it is a nice piece for sure! ✌️

Danke! :)

@@historyandsabre Bitte! Bin Fan, besonders mit den Videos mit diesem ganz schönen polnischen Säbel. Grüße von den Philippinen!

@@michaelvillasis1264 Super, freut mich wirklich sehr! Grüße aus Österreich!

At some point, sure!

Hah, danke dir ;)

Hi, sharp or blunt?

Very good advice, I'll check twice when I've cut one!

@@historyandsabre haha it came from the show lock and load with the gunny R. Lee Ermey , great videos by the way, looking forward to the next one

Not a bad observation at all, I agree. More deliberate and uniform cuts generally work better.

HAH ja stimmt wohl! Danke für's Schauen :)

The sabre is a true multitool!

Welcome, thanks for watching. Well, good point but when it doesn't work it really is bad technique and/or edge alignment. Same has happened to me with Albion swords. The "baseball effect" is purely user error.

Cutting water bottles and milk carton is a demonstration of skill and not the effectiveness of the weapon. If you get your edge alignment wrong cutting a person, I'm pretty sure that it's still going to cut them, it just might not be as deep or as good of a cut. But I doubt that you'll just bounce off a person like a baseball bat if you get your edge alignment off, a human doesn't give like a water bottle/milk carton does, it's going to take the full force of the cut no matter what.

Hehe, good observation. The fact that I speak in a somewhat higher voice in English is just the way I happen to have trained myself in English. I'm pretty sure that wouldn't have been the case if it were my first language. Cheers!

@@historyandsabre well your English is quite good. I didn't even catch your accent until going back after hearing you speak German and listening for it. The word "it" sounded a bit German (like when saying bitte) on the second listen, but otherwise you could have easily passed for just having an obscure villages local accent.

Yep, true. Needs more bite.

Firstly, I don't speak Polish. Secondly, after using Google translate, I don't practice Polish sabre but British military swordsmanship. It's pretty clear from my channel.

Czy jesteś pewien, że wiesz jak w taktowny sposób wyrażać swoje opinie? Krótko, jak nie robić siary? Czy wiesz o tym, że w okresie I Rzeczpospolitej szlachta wobec siebie zachowywała się z wyjątkową, wyszukaną wręcz grzecznością? Zapewne domyślasz się, że miało to wielkie praktyczne znaczenie, bo szable były naprawdę ostre, a plamy na honorze zmywało się krwią, własną lub cudzą? Ciekaw jestem, czy w tych czasach byłbyś taki... hmm bezpośredni i zwracał się do kogoś obcego w tak bezceremonialny sposób? Pozdrawiam, życząc nieco luźniejszej gumy w gaciach.