Thank you, Mr. Nudel.

It was actually your earlier post on this thread, reviewing the falchion, that led me to contacting the gentleman, in the first place. I really would like to consult with him about making a saber but I emailed about a week ago, and nothing since. I got error messages the first couple of times I emailed, so I kept trying. if you know of any way of getting a message to him, I would still like to order a sword from him.

No need for "Mr.", first name is enough :)
I use this address: berbekuczviktor@vnet.hu
I also have a mobile phone number of his wife. I don't know if this applicable for you but I can send it in a PM.
BTW, my falchion is fitted now with a brand new (aged) scabbard.

Sorry, Sa'ar. I was raised to be polite. Army SO and Marine Corps drill instructor relatives made sure about that. That's the email address that I've been using. I wouldn't feel right about calling the man's wife unless the phone number was listed on their website. Proper form, and all that. Thank you for your help, and if you have any suggestions, let me know. How are things in Israel? We see a bit on the news, but the news can be kind of spotty.

Hey, it's ok, politeness is cool. I use Surename when I address a person for the first time on private mail.
I guess you are right, phone number is reserved for close encounters. I can just offer you to send another email with a recipt option via "options".
Things over here are very hot, but let us leave politics outside the forum.

Sorry about that, didn't mean the politics. Meant more living conditions, but you're right. Do you have any luck with the second email? If the gentleman and his wife are just away on holiday then they'll probably get back to me, but if that email is defunct now..... As i said I got some strange error messages the first times I tried to mail.

Josh, I have only the same email address. I offered to send again, with a self-recipt option just to verify that the email went through the net. Allow 5-10 days.

Wayne, thanks for returning to us. It seems the blade of the 16th c. is a beat beefy. Fullers would have done miracles in reducing weight and better balancing.
My falchion is now complete, after it got its new scabbard. I think I will order from Viktor a different customized falchion, of later period.