Sorry about the delay, have had a lot of things going on lately (not sword things)
This one is very light with a relatively thin kasane so it´s for light targets only, I have actually never tested...
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Sorry about the delay, have had a lot of things going on lately (not sword things)
This one is very light with a relatively thin kasane so it´s for light targets only, I have actually never tested...
Thank you.
Do you have any shots of the finished sword on it's stand?
Sorry i don’t have a digital camera right now (it´s broken) But when i got a new one i could try to take some
Thank you, and I bow back, that sword is a great memory of my father, it’s on a rack in my living room and is (naturally) not for sale.
Sam, you are on my buddy-list:D
( ok ok, you all are)
Hi Seth.
I have not done any cutting with this sword yet ( I just do them I am not a swordsman), but I am assured it will be a good cutter, it’s a good steel professionally hardened and as I said...
About the double hi, I do those when the steel is still straight, I am doing bar-steel sword remember? And I cut them with the angle-grinder, with an another steel-bar on top to guiding the grinder ...
I am honoured; thank you all for the kind words.
My father would have been proud, he liked sword to, but where more in to old guns and western swords.
And yes every part except for the F/K,...
more tsuka
Well thats it.
If you like it i am glad, but even more; if you don´t like it, let me know in a constructive way, that´s the best way to learn.
Ps Mat. i see why you have a rabbit...
THE TSUKA
Is made out of alder, chiselled and sawed out as usual, it’s in “rikko”, hourglass shape, nothing special,
On this one I made it just a hair overdone, witch mean the nakago slides in...
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yeah there is more
more saya
Saya
I used birch-wood in this one, I try to used what I can find where I live, just like they did in old Japan. I don’t think birch wood is as good and easy to work with as honoki but that’s what...
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More F/K menuki
Of course you need tsuba F/K and menuki on a J sword so here it goes;
The steel tsuba is from an old PK, the pattern with waves and a flower is taken from an old Edo tsuba, I love this simple...
More pics of the blade
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BLADE
Finally after more than 2 years this sword is ready.
I made this sword in honour of my father who went ill 2 years ago and he past away in the fall last year. The theme is a little...