Example of an Ottoman Bishaq (Knife)

[@culeres1712]

that's pretty

[@Sygma6]

Shiny _and_ pretty.

[@PabloGonzalez-hw4eu]

That ‘s a beauty.!!!!

[@cf8979]

That things awesome!

[@RAYANDERS-w4t]

thanks

[@JesterMotley]

You really need to work on the audio, its way to low in the wide shot, and even in the close-up its soft. Otherwise, nice job, beautiful knife

[@mzmadmike]

We think we've worked out the audio issue, but it will be a few episodes before it catches up.

[@greggv8]

How sharp is it? Couldn't sharpen it all the way with the gold inlay almost to the edge. I wouldn't be surprised to find some of these that people have sharpened into the gold without a care in the world for how beautiful the knife is.

[@SharpPointyThings]

It's sharp enough, but I don't use it.

[@Kombereloni]

"Bıçak" in modern Turkish. Literal translation is indeed "Knife" btw. Also, using anything other than a leather strop to clean the edge is indeed a crime for these ceremonial pieces.

[@SharpPointyThings]

Thank you.

[@traviscox6022]

audio sucks. get a mic Mike