Name/Title
Pesh Kabz_Self_ForgedEntry/Object ID
84; Full Code: 84.38.21-DG-IMTags
Dagger, Pesh-KabzDescription
This artifact is a Custom Fixed-Blade Dagger, personally forged by you. It represents an engineering focus on Linear Penetration and Rotational Security. This specimen serves as a primary record of your blacksmithing output, prioritizing a radical Distal Taper and a specialized Talon-Pommel for high-stress retention.
Core Components & Engineering
The Blade (Forged High-Carbon Steel): A single-piece, elongated triangular blade.
Geometry: Features a radical stiletto-profile with a continuous taper from the ricasso to an acute needle point.
Mechanical Logic: The triangular cross-section (or high flat grind) provides extreme Lateral Rigidity. By maintaining a thick spine almost to the tip, the design eliminates "Mechanical Flex" during a thrust, ensuring 100% of the kinetic energy is focused on the point.
Surface Condition: The blade exhibits a "Working Forge-Finish" with visible hammer marks and surface oxidation. This documents the Thermal History of the piece, recording the manual labor of the forge without the administrative "Reset" of a modern polish.
The Hilt (Cord-Wrapped Pistol Grip):
The Wrap: A high-tension, rhythmic wrap of fine organic cordage over the tang.
The Pommel: Features a radical, downward-curving Talon-Pommel (likely an extension of the forged tang).
Mechanical Logic: This "Hook" architecture provides an absolute Mechanical Stop for the hand. During a high-velocity extraction or a heavy thrust, the talon pommel locks against the "heel" of the palm and the pinky finger, providing the "Certainty" that the tool cannot be dropped or stripped from the grip.Made/Created
Manufacturer
Archit B PatelDate made
circa 2009Ethnography
Cultural Region
Location
Ruturaj FarmCity
AhmedabadState/Province
GujaratRegion
Western IndiaDimensions
Dimension Description
13"Length
9 inAcquisition
Acquisition Method
Inherited