The Process of Making a Japanese Sword Scabbard! Incredible Woodworking Craftsmanship.

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• CR

  @Craftsmanship-Process · 3 months ago · pinned

  The sword shown in the video is currently being crafted.<br>It will be approximately 15 cm in length and is known as a Futokoro-gatana, a small sword traditionally carried close to the body for personal protection.<br><br>Many people choose a Futokoro-gatana—such as business owners, professional athletes, and those who have recently welcomed a new baby—as a symbolic item to protect what is precious in their lives, including their wellbeing and their loved ones.<br><br>For inquiries or to place an order, please contact us at the email address below:<br>▶contact@<a href="http://suigenkyo.com/">suigenkyo.com</a>

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• AN

  @angelbarrios426 · 1 month ago

  &quot;Never losing focus until the very end—this is the essence of japanese craftsmanship&quot; that phrase resume the true quality of japanese work 👌. <br><br>By the way, the precision he had to make that scabbard was so satisfying to watch 👍.

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• MI

  @mikelindbergh642 · 5 months ago

  The click sound when the blade was sheathed was the sound of perfection. Thank you for taking me along on this journey.

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• LE

  @leginonehandbrerbintheother · 5 months ago

  sheathing my sword to this video rn

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• EI

  @eintweihencrothen4502 · 3 months ago

  Finally Toji Zenin found the job of his life.

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• CH

  @Chiewere · 5 months ago

  Unbelievable skill and artwork. I&apos;ve loved watching it as the master developed the form.

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• DR

  @Drrayoldman · 3 months ago

  A master craftsman displaying a true work of art.

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• SA

  @samatappasov3248 · 5 months ago

  ASMR 👏

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• YU

  @yungmief08 · 1 month ago

  the attention to detail, patience, &nbsp;and thoughtfulness put into this craft is what i love about it. i would love to learn to do this and fall into the rhythm of the crafting process. not to mention the reward the maker must feel when you finish with a functional work of art that you can be proud of and know that others will be able to admire as well. well done. thank you for sharing

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• PA

  @parrihariyogam6383 · 3 months ago

  Real Master!

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• CU

  @cut2way · 5 months ago

  I recently made a wood scabbard for a fine replica English war sword. I had never done this before. I had no instruction or experience. It was a very difficult process. I used the same process of hollowing out the two halves of the red alder stock to match the blade. I believed my results were quite good considering my situation until this video showed me what a real craftsman can accomplish. To see the perfect fit of the brass fitting support the blade and it not touching the inside of the scabbard is truly remarkable. I am pleasantly humbled.

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• HI

  @hibagon5919 · 5 months ago

  I&apos;ve always wondered how sheaths are made. 😊<br> The sound of carving wood is lovely 💖 <br>This is such a soothing video 💖💖

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