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Thank you. Love the mallets. Look like a traditional British mallet but the head is much thinner. Very cool. 🤔 I feel the need to make one now I've seen these
The copper hammer head is much more softer and more forgiving when being used on steel brass is not so for giving it will damage the steel blade if hit incorrectly. But great video on how to take the twist out on the blades. 👍😀😀
Hey I’m in Osaka and west Japan for the next few weeks. Any events happening you know of? You seem super knowledgeable about all the variants of nomi’s and blacksmiths. Any place I can read up on those types of things so I can know what tools come from good makers?
I generally make my own wooden hammers but I should get a brass one if I ever get a PROPER kanna because would never want to damage the blade just making adjustments. I'm glad you informed us BEFORE I was able to get a nice and well made one.
This is great information for those of us that would get a kana for example but then be in an area where no one would know how to fix, adjust, or maintain it so it keeps working long after we got it. Not only the need for a hammer but the size shape and type. Where to hit it, what were trying to fix about it etc all great info
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Here is an affiliate link to a Wooden Hammer.
I recommend using a wood hammer to prevent unwanted damage to your Kanna blade and block.
amzn.to/3IJS2qL
Thank you. Love the mallets. Look like a traditional British mallet but the head is much thinner. Very cool. 🤔
I feel the need to make one now I've seen these
The copper hammer head is much more softer and more forgiving when being used on steel brass is not so for giving it will damage the steel blade if hit incorrectly. But great video on how to take the twist out on the blades. 👍😀😀
Would like to see a video of this gentleman showing how far in or out of the dai the blade needs to be.
This is so good, much of kanna adjust skills. Many of woodworker using plane over years still doesn't understand 裏出 and far more.
Hey I’m in Osaka and west Japan for the next few weeks. Any events happening you know of?
You seem super knowledgeable about all the variants of nomi’s and blacksmiths. Any place I can read up on those types of things so I can know what tools come from good makers?
I am sorry, I do not know of any events happening in Osaka or western Japan.
I generally make my own wooden hammers but I should get a brass one if I ever get a PROPER kanna because would never want to damage the blade just making adjustments. I'm glad you informed us BEFORE I was able to get a nice and well made one.
Очень нужная информация, спасибо мастер и удачи Вам.
This is great information for those of us that would get a kana for example but then be in an area where no one would know how to fix, adjust, or maintain it so it keeps working long after we got it. Not only the need for a hammer but the size shape and type. Where to hit it, what were trying to fix about it etc all great info
Maybe I'll look through the hammers a little better when I can next get to Sagami!! :)
As usual great information on hard to find in the West so many thanks keep up the good work. You have become the go to man. :)
A true master!!!😮
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today I used a metal hammer on my japanese chisel (foolish), and now the bottom ring is spinning! Any advice anyone?