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I will maybe do an online shop with shuriken/koshirae items it will be on it, with tutorials about throwing

thanks for your advices, my form evolved a lot since this past time, now toyamaryu form however this silver dragon fly had serious issues on balance because of copper fuchi kashirae and tsuba fiitings I changed koshirae and ito with japanese product now the sword balance is really better I will publish about this craft changes on channel and CRAFT member channel best regards

Thank you very much :) for your comment and appreciation, yes it is very difficult with longer bamboo stick it would be easier ... (when it falls for the second one) The steel is 1060cs (ronin Dojo Pro 19) and for the forest sorry I can't tell you this is my secret sherwood

becarful chinese whetstones are not trustable in matter of grit most of the time beyond 10k many chinese brand on amazon are not giving the real grit beyond 8k grit you need japanese or american wetstones to be sure about the grit I bought 12k 16k and 30k grit shapton wetstones made in japan to be sure about the microns of each stone the grit value is not the same for us and japan, and chinese not give it clearly with approximative grit value so the real unit is microns to be sure of grit of each stone for a sharp edge to move to very very sharp to razor : - 3k/8k/12k/16k/30k (japanese) grit is enough

@@RoninHood thanks Robin 1 Japanese stone would cost 600 ,is this correct

@@RoninHood I'll check out the American stones

not necessarely... here you will see what I will talk about in next episode about how to sharpen a katana to razor sharp with 3-8-12-16-30 k grit : japanese whetstones www.sharpeningsupplies.com/collections/water-stones/products/shapton-kuromaku-professional-stones?variant=48626844598574 www.sharpeningsupplies.com/products/shapton-glassstone-seven-stones?variant=48626866716974 www.sharpeningsupplies.com/collections/water-stones/products/shapton-glassstone-hr-series?variant=48626866192686 american whetstones nanohone.com/products/classic-splash-and-go-whetstones?_pos=1&_sid=010720b91&_ss=r japanese whetstones 30 000 less expensive one 0,44 microns www.sharpeningsupplies.com/products/shapton-glassstone-seven-stones?variant=48626866749742

@@RoninHood look forward to post👍

Thank you very much 🙏🏻🙂

what did you do with acid etching ?

@@RoninHood lemon or spirit vinegar with a few drops of washing up liquid, mix Leave 10mins looks scary 😨 then wash well and polish the hamon shall be seen in most light if not all ,this process is done many times This is where Yr own judgement applies,,personally I've etching and polish 5 times and resharpin 5 ,I have improved my blade definitely ,if y like hamons to be significantly a factor visually then I'm sure y know of it , many thanks many words 😀

Ok thank you for work description process, it looks you a have worked a lot on polishing and sharpening on you sword

using a old blade for sharpening is great idea for learning without taking risks

me too a year ago i thought nothing goes up than 10k grit but it does with shapton from 12k to 30k grit

@@RoninHood 👌 👏

I asked lancelot how sharp should or needs to be he returned this reply Depends on the fabric they are wearing 🤔 😜 like the sword sharp and 2 the point 👉

@@RoninHood OK thanks straight to point 👉 how much Ronin

Sorry I can't see the reply, who is lancelot ?

Thank you 🙂🙏🏻🔥 I was inpired by john walter a very good battodo toyama ryu practitioner from US ruclips.net/video/DdO5moYXh3M/видео.htmlsi=XUV691_AzrCRHZVC

you are welcome 🙂

it looks a very good choice for bamboo paper / empty plastic bottle and omote

Thank you, I had a lesson with blademan b for a morning in korea and a lesson day with warakiri battosai in japan, it helped a lot for improving my batto tameshigiri skills. I actually practice on paper / empty plastic bottle and bamboo for improving slice motion. 🙂🔥

I’m glad it could be relevant, you are very welcome, good luck in your tameshigiri 🙂🙏🏻

Thank you very much, for this very kind comment 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😌 I think this is from far one of the most nice comment that I received on the project & channel RONIN HOOD from these last 4 years trying to help beginners practitioners on katana community haters help for self criticize but kind comments help to continue the quest with sincerity and happyness

thanks for your comment sharpening process is quite difficult on this video the major ideas are presented at that time it was my first way and result for saving a broken edge now after 4 years i have all the stones from 100 grit to 30000 grit and i have correct muscle memory so able to sharpen to very very sharp with 3000-8000 grit a dull edge in 30 mn with 6 swords this year or to razor sharp with 3000-8000-12000-16000-30000 grit why i sharpen now often my shinken because i cut bamboo and plastic bottle very often and that reduce fast sharpeness on the edges i will publish a new edition on how to sharpen a katana with all the stones up than 8000grit for razor sharp and for members CRAFT my special technic very precise for muscle memory for sharpening in 30 mn any katana to razor sharp in any case craft ask dedication and time to have serious result and i understand not fun when not having great result, the key is practice and dedication and time it is always working at the end for sheating if your edge touch the saya when you draw that is incorrect the saya shouldn’t touch the edge when you draw best regards

Bonjour cher ronin, merci pour votre commentaire et pour votre appréciation des vidéos de la chaine YT ronin hood. Votre expérience de la chaine et de votre achat est très intéressante, je dois bientôt récupérer un second ookaze (le premier a été cassé sur de la coupe sur bambou, après 3 séances 6 éclats sur la lame, ne surtout pas couper de bambou avec), j'essairai de faire un épisode suite à votre expérience car le cheminement est assez direct avec mes reviews/conseils sur ce sabre qui sur 4 ans s'est révélé le plus proche de ceux avec lesquels j'ai pratiqué au Japon C2 (centré au milieu de la lame). Effectivement le jeu dans la saya est important mais on peu le corriger (voir tutos refaire koiguchi sur 4 côtés) pour le tranchant de mémoire il n'était pas rasoir mais très coupant (suffisant pour la coupe). Petite question êtes-vous pratiquant de battodo ou iaido dans un dojo/club si oui depuis combien d'années ? Quelles types de cibles/marque avez-vous coupé avec (john lee ou mugen dachi (TATAMI MAT) ou PLAYA MAT ou autre) Je vais bientôt finir d'éditer/filmer un tuto sur la chaine MEMBRES CRAFT RH avec un tuto pour apprendre à aiguiser une lame en RAZOR sharp en 45' (avec les référence matériel à moindre coût) Bien cdlmt

Thank you for your comment and appreciation, I really like your art and cuts very inspiring and advanced form, best regards

Sensei blademan b has extremely high level of batto/tameshigiri in my opinion, each cut is very clean and impressive, however we decided to make an exchange of skills : what I could propose is kicks from karate where I have a long time practice/experience (17 years/4th dan) His kicks & flying kicks are great, I just propose here technicity of yoko geri from traditional karate. It is very very very difficult to have great level in striking art and batto art because transmission chain (skeleton/muscle/coordination/posture) are very difficult for cutting art and striking art. My observation : we don't use muscle the same way in both arts so very difficult for karateka to cut and I think it is difficult for some swordsmen to have a dry kime on their tsuki or geri (kicks) It just ask to practice on both arts with dedication. This is just my opinion and observation on my difficulties on battodo since 4-5 years and seeing some swordmen on punching bag or striking art beeing too relax in my opinion on their technics. Sensei blademan b has already knowledges from taekwondo if I m correct his cuts are incredible and kicks really good.

Thank you very much :)

Wow serious project it looks, do you have the link of the katana shop website ? Was it already razor sharp out of the box ? you decided to sharpen it with 4000grit & 6000 grit in plus ? Good luck with batto paper, very difficult and the best for skills, Thank you :)

thank you for your comment and appreciation, you have ookaze/bushiden (C2), hanwei (C2), motohara (C3), huawei (C3), z sey (C1), yarinohanzo (C1), shinsakuto from japan (C2) > tozando website I will do an episode about which katana to buy for practice or collectioner this year

@RoninHood thank you sharing your knowledge

you are welcome

Yes indeed, I'm not crazy to cut a tree with a sword (because I like nature and trees) but it was an interesting experimentation (evaluation of the skills and of the steel/sword) : with same technicity (posture/slice motion/edge alinement/angle/power) - 1060 steel react the same with wood than with bamboo - same quantity of wood (diameter) than bamboo it work the same - it is possible with correct skills to cut 5-8 cm diameter wood tree as bamboo (even tree has more material density inside instead of wood that has empty part inside (reducing difficulty))

Yes indeed, I was really scared about that (I already broke on 7 crack on the edge my ookaze (hinariku kareru fragile shape - shinogi zukuri) that is 1095 > too much carbon for bamboo from my researches motoahara has really great different resilient tool steel from the resilience (no crack/no chip) with dry bamboo I guess it is a 0,6-0,8 pourcentage carbon steel blade to be as resilience as this with my uncorrect cuts. Hopefully I didn't damage the blade of sensei blademan b, that was the most important thing for me (it is so sad when yours but unforgivable if the sword of your teacher or host). Thank you very much, I try my best to follow the advices of this amazing martial artist and try to improve now tameshigiri with bamboo.

I'm glad you have watched the entire video, you are very welcome, yes next part will be a kick cut throw challenge with blademan then the tameshigiri interview then I will review my personal experience with motohara. I wish you the best with your motohara practice I hope you have basic knowledge (battojutsu) for tameshigiri here the basics ronin-hood-online-dojo.teachable.com/p/how-to-cut-with-a-katana-tameshigiri-course/?preview=logged_out

Thank you very much for your comment and appreciation, it gives motivation to continue the ronin hood adventure. You are lucky indeed to have two motohara, it is incredible how resilience this blade was on dry bamboo and well balanced and so beautiful koshirae (great quality). Blademan b has an expert level in tameshigiri and his skills are just amazing, I felt really greatful that he has received me and gave me the opportunity to learn from him. His style katori shintoryu (+haidomggundo+other) bring jumping cut that are so visual and bring great appeal in his performances. Thank you, I'm glad it can be instructive and relevant, it gives motivation to continue the ronin hood adventure.

avec plaisir, ravi que cela puisse être utile, c'était le but de création de la chaine renseigner les pratiquants de battojutsu et collectionneurs sur les différents niveaux de qualité des katanas (made in china made in korea made in japan etc) d'un point de vue pratique martiale (battodo/tameshigiri) et mesures/matériaux/budget

Oui c'est le hannya de chez john lee achetés chez katanas-samurai.com www.katanas-samurai.com/Katana-Hannya-cbaaaaiZa.asp

@@RoninHood merci beaucoup,je commencé a doute de la fiabilité de ce marchant mais cava mieux 🤣 .. il devrait préciser la marque

Thank you very much, I'm glad you appreciated it :) Yes indeed I was really really scared to break the edge's blade on dry bamboo (my ookaze shinken edge had 6-7 cracks on the edge on green bamboo even with correct posture/slice motion/edge alinement because too fragile 1095 edge) Thanks for your appreciation and support, it is very positive if RH inspire practitioners & katana fans to improve themselves in safe & dedicated battojutsu practice, training hard for enjoying bamboo clean cut & becoming a better - peaceful - human being Osu

@@RoninHood YIKES! Blades are more fragile than I had assumed. 😅 Lots of love for your content, I wish you the best throughout your training. Always going to appreciate your content, please never stop uploading <3

Yes katanas are very fragile with hard materials (steel vs steel or steel vs wood) Thank you very much, it gives motivation to continue the adventure and share knowledge with ronin hood community

Thanks for your comment and appreciation of the video, yes that's true thicker is the paper easier it is to cut it, best regards RH

sorry I don't understand your comment with the topic of the episode published

@@RoninHood not sure how this comment ended up here. I commented on a completely different video :D

Merci beaucoup pour votre commentaire et encouragements, premier épisode à l'étranger avec un guest de marque (blademan b a 350k subscribers), ça motive, sincèrement budo RH

thank you very much ☺️🙏🏻 episode coming with double cuts on bamboo + multiple bamboo cut 🎋🎋🎋

@@RoninHood i cannot wait...

You will see in the episode of today (tameshigiri lesson with blademan b in south korea feat motohara katana) the multiple cut and double cut with bamboo at the end of the episode (a year later after blademan b lesson) the episode with multiple & double cut with bamboo will be published on september I hope you will appreciate these videos :) Best regards RH

Thank you for your support 🙇🏻‍♂️ I try my best to way out from freestyle embracing battodo toyama efficiency perspective ☺️

Thanks 😅

merci à vous pour votre appréciation 🌊🥋⛩⛰🙇🏻‍♂️

you are very welcome I have published a tameshigiri method on teachable for safely starting cutting with a katana This way with paper for checking edge alignement / slice motion and posture is very helpful paper is more difficult than omote if uncorrect posture it doesn’t cut good luck

thanks 😌

did you try it or have you ever sharpened a sword ?

🥋🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥🌊🌊🌊merci

なぜこれ?刃のネジ山が切れてしまったので、残念ながら抜刀道に再利用する必要がありました。敬具

merci pour votre commentaire

I trained for weeks for this, don't worry, step by step first with iaito and simple athletics moves then with real sword, no improvisation 2-3 weeks of training for this video

Thank you ☺️🙏🏻🥋