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Bookmark or Share- So what's everyone's opinions on Cold steel swords?I don't think I can recommend a katana just as tough as a CS sword because theirs are the toughest you'll find for that price. But if you were to handle a historical katana, the word tough would not come to mind. They are stiff, hard edged, but they are also fine, sometimes delicate, cutting machines.
- Sharpening Angles For..... - BladeForums.comWhat angle would you sharpen the following knives to? And most importantly WHY that angle? Calphalon Katana Chefs Knife VG-1 Steel Wusthof Classic Chefs Knife X50CrMoV15 Steel Wusthof Classic Paring Knife X50CrMoV15 Steel
- Strategic differences among sabre, rapier, katana, broadsword and golokThe grip of the katana is perfectly designed for traditional two handed use, but in one handed use, suffers greatly in comparison to the saber grip. Yes, the thumb can be placed on the tsuba for a certain amount of control, but by and large I think it's safe to say that the katana makes almost as poor of a saber as a saber does a katana.
- Author Topic: Katana delay settings question - Steel Guitar ForumI can carry the Katana 100 combo and my Mustang 111 v2 and cover all I want with either one for both steel and guitar. I'm trying my best to get the Tonemaster Twin in a happy place for both but it requires some extra outboard gear I want to eliminate. I went through the same feelings as you on the Katana and the Mustang until I found the sweet ...
- Help Identifying WWII Japanese Sword | BladeForums.comSo my dad happened to rediscover today a japanese sword from WWII. As he tells it my great uncle picked it up off the corpse of a japanese officer somewhere in SEA. I'd like to know some more about it. It wears a wood and leather sheath with one ring towards the hilt. There are no markings...
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