Hi, I was just wondering why Brickforge exclusively makes all of the sharp edges on their weapons rounded. Is it to make them seem more lego-like, or just so people don't poke themselves?

Althoguh I do not represent BF in any way, I would think it is for the latter reason. Poking can hurt if you have too sharp of a toy; especially for younger kids.

The edges are not sharp so as to coincide with certain laws regarding child safety I believe.

Remember some parents order these parts for their kids too.

Eh? They always seemed fairly sharp to me. The only ones that feel rounded are the elvin designs, which I figured to be due to aesthetics.

SW trust me if you have any LA stuff compare their sharpness to BF stuff LA stuff can actually pierce the skin.

BrickForge products have the seemingly "rounded edges" as a tribute to the official Lego products. We just like our items to blend in and compliment Lego's style.

I do have LA, and while BF pieces are not quite as sharp, I still wouldn't call them rounded. Of course that comes down to a matter of opinion

Well I own Brickforge items as well as Brickarms, and Brickarms are quite sharp. Also what I mean by 'rounded' is for example, the cleaver, the two edges meet at a flat side instead of a vertical edge. As mentioned, the elven blades are similar. Perhaps if you were to make sharp ones in the future, you could apply some sort of warning and disclaimer.

I own BA and BF, having the differences helps make each their own - if you know what I mean.
I actually like them being different ... it gives for a lot more variety and differences of usage, just a thought.
BF also tends to make their things "multi-purpose" which aids in how they design things as well.

Good suggestion for anything sharp though.

On BA They actually put warning labels on the website. For some of their stuff.