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Thread: The making of a Kennosuke's sword from Kuromukuro

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    Default The making of a Kennosuke's sword from Kuromukuro

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    I bet that sword will give you a BBS shave.
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    That was an awesome video I like the katana but wasn't fond of the tsuba or the tsuka but other than that it was an awesome blade.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KsStraightShaver View Post
    That was an awesome video I like the katana but wasn't fond of the tsuba or the tsuka but other than that it was an awesome blade.
    I agree. The steel is so traditional & then apply that "stuff" to it. I don't get it, but to each their own. I did enjoy the smithing part of the video for sure!
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    I was thinking the same thing. As soon as they started talking about milling the pieces I was shaking my head. Figured if the were going to use that steel and spend that amount of time they could've atleast cast them or even engraved the pieces, but I guess since they had to base it off of a futuristic anime it had to look futuristic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JSmith1983 View Post
    I was thinking the same thing. As soon as they started talking about milling the pieces I was shaking my head. Figured if the were going to use that steel and spend that amount of time they could've atleast cast them or even engraved the pieces, but I guess since they had to base it off of a futuristic anime it had to look futuristic.
    They should have used some HC steel from Chernobyl, would have been more fitting to the anime show!
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