Phenomenal set of vids... of course I wouldn't mind talking it through, but THANK YOU for not having irritating music. The end knots at the tuska gashira are what always baffled me... I like the way you did it slow enough and zoomed in enough to see exactly what's going on... now, I need to find a little hook tool to pull the ito back through like you did!
I know it’s a couple years late but in case someone else needs to find one as well, looks like a small enough crochet hook will work just fine. My guess would be a 0.60-1.0 mm hook
thank you for for this tutorial. i was searching for a teacher to teach traditional wrapping like this and all the others i found were teaching how to use glue and paper slips. I wanted NONE of this and wanted to wrap with only the wrap. today i wrapped my first one and it came out a spectacle, i followed your tutorial on it and i thank you. 🙏
could not tell what you where doing at all and its a low quality video mixed with absolutely no instruction ive been trying for hours and can't fix my katana if anybody can ive me a better video please let me know
EXTREMELY helpful, thank you SO much!
Ive been looking for this exact procedure! Excellent block of instruction, thank you!
Phenomenal set of vids... of course I wouldn't mind talking it through, but THANK YOU for not having irritating music. The end knots at the tuska gashira are what always baffled me... I like the way you did it slow enough and zoomed in enough to see exactly what's going on... now, I need to find a little hook tool to pull the ito back through like you did!
I know it’s a couple years late but in case someone else needs to find one as well, looks like a small enough crochet hook will work just fine. My guess would be a 0.60-1.0 mm hook
thank you for for this tutorial. i was searching for a teacher to teach traditional wrapping like this and all the others i found were teaching how to use glue and paper slips. I wanted NONE of this and wanted to wrap with only the wrap. today i wrapped my first one and it came out a spectacle, i followed your tutorial on it and i thank you. 🙏
@@JarisMarvindo you do the same on the other side too? Or do you just put a knot like you did at the end of the video
@@JarisMarvin oh ok thanks
Best video i fond for help.
Thank you.
Now, i finisched my katana.
😍
My hands are very tired from trying this. You must have wicked strong Bruce Lee fingers.
gracias por compartir enseñanza muy buen video dios te vendiga sigue asi
great job, thank you for posting. much appreciated.
I may certainly hope that now, 8 years later, you instructed your tsukamaki-shi to alternate the hishi... This is not how it supposed to be!
Exelente!!
This video right here is a sword saver!
😊
Fenomenal. Muchas gracias
Thank you very much for your phantastic help🥰
This is great but can you name the tools you used and/or send links to all the materials since they’re not easy to find
Can you show a similar vid on tying a polearm wrap - like a Yari or Naginata?
I like, very good
Cool! Where i can buy this kind of ribbon?
Is that color easy to stain with sweat or etc?
Mantul kawan.slm knal pemula..sukses 🙏🏼
That tsuka i have it but blue lazuli
Thank you!!!
Its waitings for me too. Im not looking forward to it but i want to prove it
ΣΕ ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΩ ΜΕ ΒΟΗΘΗΣΕΣ ΠΟΛΥ ΝΑ ΦΘΙΑΞΩ ΤΟ ΚΑΤΑΝΑ ΜΟΥ ΑΠΟ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΜΕ ΠΟΛΥ ΑΓΑΠΗ
Asalamu alaikum,
Salam kenal
Very Chinesen technique of tsuka ito
Thx
Thank you for sharing this process.
How much would it cost me to rewrap my Tsuka in Gold color.?
please send your request to our customer service
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❤❤❤Só tem que ter muita paciência..
I just spent lightyears wrapping just to have the knotting the wrong side i don’t even care anymore bruh
One question: what for? (do not answer "OH you don't understand nothing!" I do but what for???)
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
2021 ?
Sorry but the way you tie the Ura knot is so wrong
What type of skin is used in a katana sword?
it's rayskin. But if you're zoophilist, we can use fake rayskin made of plastic.
Ray skin usually
Why is there no sound should be able to hear you explaining how and what your doing.
All you need to do is look closely. Watch again as needed. The final knot Will take a bit of practice.
Either you must know Japanese or you really need a good ears to understand there damn difficult English accent.
could not tell what you where doing at all and its a low quality video mixed with absolutely no instruction ive been trying for hours and can't fix my katana if anybody can ive me a better video please let me know