
Keep going until you can see a pile of hay on your right. When you get there, take the first left head past the armorer. The easiest way to obtain the set is to use the "Find Item" cheatmenu cheat, or follow the instructions below.
Hidden in the bushes and along the wall is the chest holding your new helm and great sword. When you get the corner of the house make another right. Keep going straight, then make a right. Make the first left under the overpass. Go up and open it for the short sword and armor. You should see a corner of the chest in the hay.
When you get there, take the first left and go past the armorer.
Strange Armor and Strange Short Sword. Mount: Many saw blades are punched with two different mounts (hole patterns) to allow one blade to serve as a pole saw blade and at the same time a replacement blade for its respective hand saw. The disadvantage to of an impulse hardened tooth is it cannot be sharpened. The advantage of impulse hardening is a much longer tooth life. The process involves using electrical impulses to create a very hard layer on the saw tooth edge. Hardening: Impulse hardening is the most common method for hardening saw teeth. A blade with a higher number of teeth per inch is described as a fine tooth blade. The smaller the number of teeth per inch the ""coarser"" the blades is. Teeth/inch Teeth per inches refers to the number of saw teeth in one running inch of saw blade. The advantage of the conventional two sided tooth is it is easier to sharpen. This style tooth cuts much faster then the conventional two sided tooth. Tooth Style: The three sided or tri-edge tooth has edges on both sides and across the top of the tooth. Typically a ""non tapered"" blade is more rigid than the tapered blade. The teeth on a non-tapered blade have ""set"" to create a wider kerf at the teeth so the remaining blade can follow through the cut without drag.
A non-tapered blade has the same thickness from the top to the bottom. On a tapered blade the teeth do not have ""set"" (pushed left and right) therefore the blade following the teeth must be thinner to prevent drag in the saw kerf.
Specifications: Manufacture: Samurai Length: 16" Teeth per inch: 5.62 Hardening: Impulse Fits Hand Saw Model #: C400LH Saw Blade Terms:Blade Profile: The two common blade profiles are ""tapered"" and ""non tapered."" The tapered blade is thicker at the bottom where the teeth are and thinner at the top following edge. As with all Samurai saws, the teeth are impulse hardened so don't try to sharpen this big guy because you'll ruin your file. The Sumo was designed to wrestle the big stuff with its extra rigid non-tapered blade design. Throw this guy on your favorite pole saw head and rip up some big wood. C401LH 16" (400mm) Samurai Sumo Blade Non Tapered Curved Hand Saw Blade This Sumo blade is a dual mount blade.