Fuller - Revision history

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			=== Fuller on a Weapon ===
	A '''fuller''' is a groove positioned into the surface of a [[blade]] in order to lighten the blade. The loss in strength of the blade is reduced as the centre of a blade does not significantly undergo either tension or compression during a [[cutting stroke]].		A '''fuller''' is a groove positioned into the surface of a [[blade]] in order to lighten the blade. The loss in strength of the blade is reduced as the centre of a blade does not significantly undergo either tension or compression during a [[cutting stroke]].

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			=== Fuller as a Craft ===

			Fulling is part of the process of preparing woolen cloth. The craft was referred to by other names in England at various times. In the [https://www.british-history.ac.uk/york-freemen/vol1 Register of the Freemen of York] for instance, there are many entries for "walkers," who practiced the craft.

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	During a [[thrust]], however, the groove weakens the blade if the fuller is large. Consequently thrusting blades such as a [[rapier]] typically have a [[diamond blade]] cross-section.		During a [[thrust]], however, the groove weakens the blade if the fuller is large. Consequently thrusting blades such as a [[rapier]] typically have a [[diamond blade]] cross-section.

	This groove may be found at the back of a [[~~back sword~~]] or in the centre of a two-edged [[sword]].		This groove may be found at the back of a [[backsword]] or in the centre of a two-edged [[sword]].

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User 144 at 07:11, 28 April 2006

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	This groove may be found at the back of a [[back sword]] or in the centre of a two-edged [[sword]].		This groove may be found at the back of a [[back sword]] or in the centre of a two-edged [[sword]].

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	A '''fuller''' is a groove positioned into the surface of a blade in order to lighten the [[blade]]. The loss in strength of the blade is reduced as the centre of a blade does not significantly undergo either tension or compression during a cutting stroke.		A '''fuller''' is a groove positioned into the surface of a [[blade]] in order to lighten the blade. The loss in strength of the blade is reduced as the centre of a blade does not significantly undergo either tension or compression during a [[cutting stroke]].

	During a thrust, however, the groove weakens ~~tke~~ blade if the fuller is large. ~~Consquently~~ thrusting ~~blade~~ such as a [[rapier]] typically have a [[diamond blade]] cross section.		During a [[thrust]], however, the groove weakens the blade if the fuller is large. Consequently thrusting blades such as a [[rapier]] typically have a [[diamond blade]] cross-section.

	This groove may be found at the back of a back [[sword]] or in the centre of a two edged [[sword]].		This groove may be found at the back of a [[back sword]] or in the centre of a two-edged [[sword]].

User 144 at 08:36, 5 March 2006

2006-03-05T08:36:01Z

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A '''fuller''' is a groove positioned into the surface of a blade in order to lighten the [[blade]]. The loss in strength of the blade is reduced as the centre of a blade does not significantly undergo either tension or compression during a cutting stroke.

During a thrust, however, the groove weakens tke blade if the fuller is large. Consquently thrusting blade such as a [[rapier]] typically have a [[diamond blade]] cross section.

This groove may be found at the back of a back [[sword]] or in the centre of a two edged [[sword]].