See how to make japanese samurai katana sword from the best swordsmiths. Want to read more about katanas? Check out http://www.katanaswords.info
See how to make japanese samurai katana sword from the best swordsmiths. Want to read more about katanas? Check out www.katanaswords.info
This is a forged titanium ART sword and a demonstration on how it was made by Randy McDaniel. NOTE: There is a second YouTube video of Randy actually forging a titanium knife. The sword was done just to figure out a process and produce an artistic piece in titanium. WARNING: Forging, knife making, titanium and all of the shown operations are dangerous and should not be done with out proper training and the supervision of a knowlegable adult. See more of Randy's shop and works at www.drgnfly4g.com
Conan forging a 448 layer ladder pattern Damascus bar into a 12 inch Bowie knife blade. On June 2, 2010 we hit 500000 views. Thank you all for watching.
Swords of Might video on quick and easy guide to katana assembly
Swords of Might review of the Musashi Dynasty Katana
An extreme katana form at competition 2003, very well done by John. PS This is not me doing this form
here's what happens when you get a beautiful katana and throw some large bullets at it at high velocities thank you all for viewing! broke 1 mil views!
men, I'm sorry. I dont understand english. Samurai Challenge! Samurai Sword ( Katana ) Cutting Steel Pipe & Steel Plate. japan japanese samurai katana tachi zantetsuken sword cut cutting steel iron pipe plate master isao machii
Created by Divine Throne. A Halo 3 player thinks he is better then others because of his Katana body piece.
A traditional forged & folded Japanese sword with a traditional polish. Forged by the Huanuo Forge, exclusive available at www.samurai-sword-shop.com
Decisive Weapons - The Samurai Sword
...can a katana blade REALLY cut through a bullet as portrayed in many anime and video games?
A cutting contest in Korea
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Check out www.katanaswords.info if you want to read more about katana swords, or even buy one. This short video will show you the basics or katana swords.
This is a really strong katana that is just made out of cardboard. I use some neat tricks and techniques to get it so strong. Please use safety glasses and do not strike anybody with it. It is very hard and durable. Web based tutorial and instructions on this katana on my website: www.stormthecastle.com If you like this katana I also have videos on how to make cardboard swords and shields.
Many Experts agree that the Katana is the finest cutting blade second only to a modern scalpel. Although this clip is biased towards the Katana's abilities, it does show just how fast and effortless the Katana cuts and can follow up with another strike even though the wielder doesn't appear to be the most skilled.
Japanese KATANA
Making of a Chinese handmade Production Katana. from Cheness swords. From temper to forging to quench to shaping to polishing. On a production basis.
In this tutorial I show how to make my "famous" Paperclip picks and the Spanner (Tension Wrench). Songs: 1. Selfmade Entrance 2. Magic Melody (Instrumental) - BeFour 3. Big girls don't cry - Fergie
Testing a Katana on a bamboo roll, tameshigiri.
Learn how strike with a sword with expert tips and advice on fighting with katanas in this free martial arts video from our expert Tres Tew. Expert: Tres Tew Contact: www.christianmartialartsinc.com Bio: Instructor Tres Tew is currently a black belt and teaches classes regularly at the Christian Martial Arts center in Wilmington, North Carolina. Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC
Documental que muestra la realización de las katanas samurai. En idioma Japonés. Historia de la Katana La espada fue el arma más importante del Japón medieval, principalmente tras la unificación por el shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu (principios del siglo XVII), época de muchos duelos entre Samurais. Tan grande era su importancia que, en 1588, fue declarada privilegio exclusivo de la clase guerrera. "La espada es el alma del Samurai", dice Tokugawa Ieyasu. Un Samurai era fácilmente reconocible en las calles por portar visiblemente dos espadas, una larga, la Katana (de 60 a 90 cm), usada en las luchas en locales amplios, y una menor, llamada Wakisashi (de 30 a 60 cm), para espacios cerrados (castillos, bosques). Daisho es el nombre dado a este conjunto, y representaba el status máximo de los Samurais, simbolizando, por ser prerrogativa exclusiva de la clase, el orgullo del guerrero. Había una tercer arma, el Tanto, una especie de puñal fino y con un solo filo que se llevaba escondido y era usado sólo en caso de emergencia. La historia de la Katana está ligada a la historia del Japón y al desarrollo de las técnicas de lucha. Su denominación cambia con el período histórico al que pertenecen: 1. Jokoto, desde el año 795 2. Koto (espadas antiguas) 795-1596 3. Shinto (espadas nuevas) 1596-1624 4. Gendaito (espadas contemporáneas) 1876-1953 1. Jokoto Durante el período Jokoto (800 dC), las espadas usadas eran rectas, con filo simple (Chokuto) o doble (Ken) y pobremente templadas. No ...
