What an amazing skill you have it must feel awesome getting to restore a piece of history like that. I'd love to learn that skill. The owner of that sword will be highly impressed with your work.
Thanks for all the nice comments! The owner of this sword wanted a restoration that would not replace the current materials as much as possible, and I'm glad he is very happy with it and so am I.
Those are the hands of a true master look at the staining that will probably never come off that lets you know that he has done this for a very very very long time
Дорогой брат, ты очень крутой мастер, такое внимание к деталям, а также акуратность в работе!!! Ведь мечи сопровождают нас всю жизнь и тоже имеют душу!!! Большой поклон, лайк, респект и море уважения труду, опыту и умению!!! И большой привет из России от самурая по духу!!!😎😉🙂☺😀😄🙄💪👌👏🖒👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🏯🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
It looks great and you did a excellent job restoring it as well!! Would love to see you restore the whole thing or is that a big no no with it?? Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
@@HitoriDiy fittings and blades....If you have a good name sword that's rusted I can bring it back and I don't ask for much. around 22500 yen for each blade.
That's great. It seems there is a demand for sharpening in the world. When a Japanese sharpener went to England to demonstrate sharpening, he received so many requests that he could not return for six months!
@@HitoriDiy Wow ....yeah there's not to much people looking in Canada and the snobby sword people who have the money only want it done by someone who is Japanese or who has certification from Japan. But hey...if they want to spend $2000 to $3000 US by a popular polisher that's on them.
Amazing and very interesting! One big like and a new subscriber! But now, i have to go, digging into this wonderfull and valuable library of yours for the rest of the evening...
So the repair was one crack and there is three after "restoration" ? He has multiple horns should have remove the broken piece, copy it, replace original with copy, send the sword and cautiously and professionaly repair the broken piece for later restoration, if not send repaired piece to owner.
日本の職人は本当に器用な人だと思いますね。👍
i deeply respect how master uses old cracked bowl till the end :)
日本人というのは凄いね！武器ではなく、美術品だから。
このこだわりがすべての工業製品や手作り製品、食べ物に繋がっているのです。
What an amazing skill you have it must feel awesome getting to restore a piece of history like that. I'd love to learn that skill. The owner of that sword will be highly impressed with your work.
Thanks for all the nice comments! The owner of this sword wanted a restoration that would not replace the current materials as much as possible, and I'm glad he is very happy with it and so am I.
The music you used made me start tearing up it's really beautiful. This is amazing work in restoring this person's Katana!
彫金師です。
作業の丁寧さに感動しました。
手が職人の手をしててカッコいいです！！！！
Craftman's hands are amazing..
You can vividly see what it has gone through to make such amazing crafts.
職人って感じの手が渋い！男だとこういうのカッコいいと思ってしまう
ありがとうございます、励みになります😊
こういう職人さんは、残って欲しいし、若い世代の人にももっと、興味をもってほしいですね！
Those are the hands of a true master look at the staining that will probably never come off that lets you know that he has done this for a very very very long time
Thanks for the respect! If I were to go on a spa trip, I would have beautiful fingers for a little while.
Дорогой брат, ты очень крутой мастер, такое внимание к деталям, а также акуратность в работе!!! Ведь мечи сопровождают нас всю жизнь и тоже имеют душу!!! Большой поклон, лайк, респект и море уважения труду, опыту и умению!!! И большой привет из России от самурая по духу!!!😎😉🙂☺😀😄🙄💪👌👏🖒👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🏯🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
these are sort of skills that not many people really master, well done!
You are right, and thank you. I am working to preserve traditional Japanese crafts.
“That’ll do” is simply not in the Japanese vocabulary, only perfection.
Most “Japanese swords” sold online today are fakes made in China. Sad state of affairs
What beautiful work true artistry!!!
Professional and creative at work 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It looks great and you did a excellent job restoring it as well!! Would love to see you restore the whole thing or is that a big no no with it??
Enjoyed the video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
U are truly a great master of masterpiece work of art and more
Beautiful! I look forward to future works.
You did a superb job.It could not be more perfect.
Great work.
Cheers
Thanks for your very nice comment! Are you a blade restorer?
@@HitoriDiy fittings and blades....If you have a good name sword that's rusted I can bring it back and I don't ask for much. around 22500 yen for each blade.
That's great.
It seems there is a demand for sharpening in the world.
When a Japanese sharpener went to England to demonstrate sharpening, he received so many requests that he could not return for six months!
@@HitoriDiy Wow ....yeah there's not to much people looking in Canada and the snobby sword people who have the money only want it done by someone who is Japanese or who has certification from Japan.
But hey...if they want to spend $2000 to $3000 US by a popular polisher that's on them.
I see. The most important thing is not who does it, but the technology, isn't it? We don't want our technology to be buried, so we are sending it out.
Wow what craftmansship
Much love from Germany to you❤🇯🇵
Thank you. It's very encouraging.
I do restoration on Japanese swords too.
Thanks for the english subtitles.
Liked and subbed
Heading says, restoration of Japanese sword.
But, it will do. 👍
Amazing and very interesting! One big like and a new subscriber! But now, i have to go, digging into this wonderfull and valuable library of yours for the rest of the evening...
The only thing, in much respect, is not to slam the Ken hard into the saya. But otherwise beautiful work, thank you for showing us
Beautiful work. A true master
That was quite unique. Very informative.
Excellent work
Beautiful work
Bonjour, très intéressant la restauration merci du partage .
Love it
Found you Itodai 👀
Hey, nice to see you here too!
Have fun, and ask me any questions you have.
عمل رائع وأصيل... شكرا.
شكرا لكم على مشاهدة!
What's the stone that use for "sharpen" the polishing stones?
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エポキシかぁ〰️〰️😭
漆かと思ってました。
そうですね、本当は漆を使いたいところではあるのですが…^^;
Can i ask you would do you do without epoxi,traditionally way? thanks
In the traditional way, such as for cultural assets, glue urushi is used instead of epoxy
The katana looks small but beautiful...is it belongs to the young samurai ?
By the end of the Edo period, there are many practical Wakizashi.
@@HitoriDiy i see
Good work 🔥🔥🔥 where can i buy it? im from Algérie 🇩🇿
Thanks for the nice comment! This is a custodial restoration, so we are not selling it. Do you have a sheath you want to fix?
i thought it was the sword like the tittle said, but it was the sheath...
Art
Liked and subbed
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So the repair was one crack and there is three after "restoration" ? He has multiple horns should have remove the broken piece, copy it, replace original with copy, send the sword and cautiously and professionaly repair the broken piece for later restoration, if not send repaired piece to owner.
Can you give us the history of that sword and its origin of smiting family???
I assume it belonged to a feudal lord or warlord at the end of the Edo period. This type of sword was popular at the end of the Edo period.
@@HitoriDiy あああ!!!なるほどう..
why include the sword in the shipment if the craftsman has to repair the scabbard/sheathe only?
To make sure the sword fits correctly, once the mouth of the scabbard is repaired.
光りすぎて、修復箇所が目立ちます
古色仕上げはしないのですか
古色仕上げをすることもあります。依頼通りこなすのがプロです！
@@HitoriDiy 樣
持ち主のご依賴なのですね
さすがプロです
osu, exelent work,
I thought you restore whole katana...
😍👍🏻
Doesn't everyone have that drawer in their house where they keep assorted animal horn?
It contains animal horns, their powder, stingray skin, etc.
you did not restor a japanese sword... you partly restored the sheath of a sword...
why would you not like, if you disagree with something okay............................ but to not like, give a reason.
なんで補修するの鞘師なら鯉口ぐらい作れるのに、もしかして鞘師がいないの、それとも水牛の角がないの、昔30年ぐらい前にプラスチックで作った人がいたが、赤塚の平戸さん
笹塚の鞘師、十条にいたアル中の鞘師（腕は良い）どうしたんだべー
“Best I can do is 5$ and a Big Mac and I’m taking a big risk here.” - Rick Harrison
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Dislike for misleading content. All you did was repair the scabbard, not “sword restoration”. A scabbard is not a sword
Hola...el maestro tendria que lavarse las manos y cortarse las uñas...higiene le dicen a eso en Occidente....
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