KIRIN KATANA | CLOUDHAMMER STEEL WORKS | TH SX105v
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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TH SX105v Steel from Cloudhammer Steel works Review
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Nice. I agree. They're doing the best of any company as far as different steels, constant improvement, and quality.
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I just finished my first review from Cloudhammer, their Han Jian, and it was absolutely wonderful.
Great video, subscribed!
Many thanks, I'll look you up as well friend
Nice, really like how they did the saya profile. A very nice clean looking katana.
definitely my favorite aspect of this piece is the saya
A very nice video, you do it with great pleasure, nice to see!🤗👍💥
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Good looking sword and review Joe , have a great week , thanks for sharing , God bless brother ! #22aday #22adaynomore
Michael your the man. thanks many blessings to you for a great mid week
It seems like you really know your Japanese swords. So much to learn it seems. Thanks for the info and awesome review. 👍
Douglas I'm just a lover of the history, and the art of the sword, by no means an expert resource but I'm enjoying the ride learning about the history and modern reproductions, I strive to have modern smiths produce them at a quality standard and get that info to the public....I appreciate your sub and Support greatly and hope to see ya around the tube...Thankyou.... new friend in the blade👊👊👊👊🤟🤟🤟
I am learning so much about the katana and how to use it, you seem to be really enjoying the hobby.
I am but I would enjoy it more if I had solid practice and cutting ground, one of a million draw backs of living in an apartment in NY 😡😡😡
@@JoeSteel1 thought that you had a small backyard with a tree stump. Cut inside you might not get your deposit back. 🙄
Great video Joe! and yeah I agree completly about how you just have to learn how to touch up / sharpen a blade if you plan on using it, I've gone through so many cheap-o sharpeners in my time to no avail but after investing in a worksharp system I was someone who has 0 skill in that area and find using stones near impossible.
But eventually I became competent in getting legit razor sharp edge with it (still with plenty of trial and error), but until you gain some method like that for yourself where you can go back and touch up a blade after use etc then you'll most likey run into problems like dulling / edge damage and not being able to do anything about it really sucks + you can be happy with any new sword even if it comes dull because you'll be sharpening it up anyways vs being let down it's too dull etc.
Even though it's an easy to use worksharp system as my method it still takes some skill / practice and concentration to get competent in but so worth it once you do.
Thank you for your comments and support, glad to see you maintain your blades, with the right equipment and practice anyone can do it, kudos to you for your determination my friend
Love the kirin theme. Fun fact, a "Kirin" is a real animal. Earlier depictions Kirin from China look more like normal giraffes, but later ones look more like a dragon/horse hybrid. Even in modern Japanese, kirin means "giraffe".
Such great info YoTo👊👊👊👊👍👍👍👍
Amazing looking sword Brother!
Cloudhammer is rocking it
I'll check it out after work
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that is so cool of them, looks great to me, way out of our budget, take care Joe
There are katana that are in 100 price point that are really good if you wanted one..im just concerned with the damp climate if it will be more prone to rust without the proper constant maintenance
12:00 Antiques on average have larger tsuba than modern repros. Not everybody likes the proportions of a big tsuba in the modern market, but that added weight close to the hand made them popular, especially on heavy use swords like Sengoku era, or Satsuma rebellion swords
Agreed, I do like larger tsuba as long as it's made well today
A little under the weather here brother but I thought I’d drop by and say hello 👋 ✊✊✊🇺🇸
So sorry to hear that....its going around, I had a terrible sinus infection with the change of weather here, junked myself on medication 💊 and feeling better now....speedy recovery brother and Thank you
This video better be good, it will be my birthday when it premieres.
Well there is not much cutting if that's what your looking for...needed to get these swords out...
Happy birthday Eric
@@samuraibyrd thanks dude!
One point that might have been unclear when talking about the distal taper on the saya, is that it is purely aesthetic. The internal shaping is what insures a good fit. I know that Matthew Jenson enjoys that more refined aesthetic and I feel his opinions do help shape the opinion of others; including myself his channel being both so prolific and long running. My counter is thinking is than thinner just means more likely to break. I don't think there is any functional benefit to taper on the saya, other than it's a little lighter in your obi. I am not expert though.
Very good conversation piece, Astecthic vs function, yes it is truely more for visual eye candy, still durable enough for the casual cutter or simple collections, I wouldn't recommend to a serious practioner though, then again a serious practioner would be looking elsewhere for katana to train with so I wouldn't see any harm in a more visual appeal to the Saya, lighter in the obi, for most people, yes a more robust saya would be more durable, but Even ben on very expensive swords you see this Astecthic as a main feature, we are not in times of war with swords so it should be fine, but if you are talking historical, there are some examples of this style for non combative pieces for royalty, some tachi had thinned out sayas...looks nice, is it better no....the fit inside however was very well done to coincide with the taper...thanks for commenting friend
The year of the tiger I tried it didn't cut water bottles cleanly either maybe cause it was already used and dulled from the use I just wasnt impressed with a used one maybe new it would been better I don't know
My Year Tiger was a Pretty good cutter, also its Spring Steel so the edge retention is not as high as there other steels
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Nice review. I really hope they don't change the sizing of their tsukas to match the fuchi. The tsuka is the important thing, not the fuchi. Recommended to John that they keep the tsuka at 38.5mm max just below the fuchi. Any larger is a detriment to proper handling.
for reference, I have a large glove size and the one they sent me is 37.7mm just below the fuchi (huawei level good). If it had arrived at 40mm, I would have been unhappy. It's a small detail but it makes a huge difference to proper tenouchi
All agreed King
@@JoeSteel1 Glad to hear it. Was afraid I'd be the only one who loves it for what it is.
Happily bought my test sample of the 51CrV4.
Tried 38oz dry weight rolled soaked cardboard with an oak dowel, and the bus hit the wall repeatedly, but no bending or twisting. Found out after my cam was set to photo instead of video (facepalm)
This Sx105v should be even better.
Great camerawork and clear speech as always.
Thanks brother, the sx105 is a very versatile steel...got a DH one to do next
I mean.... who DOESN'T use a katana at work?
Yes exactly in a perfect world...like Kill Bill, where they have slide in slots on the plane for the passengers katana...😄😄😄Oh that would be a hoot...
@@JoeSteel1 I'd love that
Im curious about a differentially hardened blade. You say stronger than T10? That perks my interest also. Im not satisfied with the unokubi i have,its too top heavy.
I go with the claim of the manufacturer but you can't really know that unless the sword is tested on matts and bamboo extensively as what you would use with T10 normally, but the issue is the swords are on loan and are not to be broken or pushed to far...im going to have to look into that....but they do cut with bamboo in their dojo with these swords, kind of limited to what I can do
Which unokubi? from Cloudhammer?
Nice blade the fuchi needs sorting it looks bad
Yea they tell me there at work at adjusting this
Cloudhammer vs Jkoo? Which is better in their price range?
That's a tough one, jkoo right from the start is a better overall value, you get better fit n finish( include bull horn covers) and nice polish work in their blades...that being said CH. offers better and some super steels, but you will Pay for it...the only issue I've seen the rest of the sword can fall short at times with better steel, but CH. swords also cut and perform well as do jkoo but not as well as CH. because of the better steels...pros and cons to both
@JoeSteel1 thank you very much!
I purchased the new Jkoo Ume-katana with iron kojiri. About $200 with three steel options. I went with T10.
It actually has the most options in that range.
Well, thank you very much from NJ!
@@JoeSteel1 bought it because I'm going crazy waiting for my Tozando iaito. It's been super delayed.
A Saya with no rattle under 500. 5*
The saya was craved well
I usually add some linseed and polish wadding into the sayai, just enough to stop the rattle and aid in cleaning.
so many different methods in stopping blade rattle, out there, but that sounds very efficient dude🤟👊
hi joe , brotha of the blade and knife friend's with donnie b , new sub here, would love to talk more , u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active, talk soon > tom !
Tom, so appreciated and welcome, more importantly God Bless and thank you for your service brother, absolutely well talk, see ya in youtube land...👊👊👊
@@JoeSteel1 your a great guy because of your being friends with donnie b i can tell, great great people, your most welcome and THANK YOU , it was my total pleasure serving our great military + country then ! , i have a daily on my person e.d.c. > coldsteel 4 max scout blade ! also 1 klarus g15/4000 lumen flashlight and 1 gerber mp500 multi-tool ! , knife is on my r/f jeans pocket and other stuff is on my leftside thru my belt , would love to talk on the phone sometime or you can call me maybe this week ? let me know , talk soon > tom !
@@tomquirin4231 Absolutely my brother and thank you
@@JoeSteel1 i can talk on the phone thursday , will this work for you ?, love talking knives and stuff, let me know brotha > tom !
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@@JoeSteel1 respect respect your addiction has been proven we are all sword freaks amen