We use handmade tsuka - Z-sey

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
  • We use handmade tsuka, which is easy to disassemble. But during transportation, the vibration of the tsuka will cause the habaki or the tsuba to be loose. It can be reassembled by tapping the Kashira. Remember not to hit Kashira too hard, because some Kashira is made of copper, which is soft. Hitting too hard would cause deformation.
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  • @z-sey
    @z-sey  2 года назад +3

    We use handmade tsuka, which is easy to disassemble. But during transportation, the vibration of the tsuka might cause the habaki or the tsuba to be loose. It can be reassembled by tapping the Kashira. Remember not to hit Kashira too hard, because some Kashira is made of copper, which is soft. Hitting too hard would cause deformation.

  • @erichusayn
    @erichusayn 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful work. As soon as I have the extra cash, I'm gonna pick up that hira zukuri you offer.

    • @bmxriderforlife1234
      @bmxriderforlife1234 Год назад

      Eyyyyyy great minds think alike again lol. Now I'm stuck between a higher end z sey or the motohara plan I had before.

    • @erichusayn
      @erichusayn Год назад

      @bmxriderforlife1234 hahaahah. I have never held a z-sey, but have seen and heard very good things. I have held and cut with a few motohara, and they handle and cut like a dream. Would come down to cash and patience, I would say.

  • @Fadhil_adza_2022
    @Fadhil_adza_2022 Год назад

    For sale?

    • @z-sey
      @z-sey  Год назад

      The tsuka of our swords are handmade and can be easily and quickly disassembled,