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This sword is sensational, masterpiece! Thank you 🙏
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Spring Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Great sword company with a lot of options. Outstanding communication if there’s a problem rest assured they will take care of it.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword T10 Folded Clay Tempered Steel Real Hamon |
Awesome purchase, the spirit of my tachi has returned to me. What's more, mine was forged with a bo-hi, astonshing crafstmanship, without a shadow of a doubt!
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword With Damascus Steel With Blue Scabbard |
Had a slight tweak to it either from shipping or during the quenching process but very decent edge doesn't affect the cutting performance much hard to notice unless you point out the bend but its $230 so cant compalin to much it functions and holds strong
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Damascus Steel With Black Scabbard |
I wanted a relatively cheap display piece I got what I ordered.
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword With Damascus Steel With Blue Scabbard |
I have purchased these three swords as samples to see if they would be a viable product line to offer in our businesses and martial art centers.
Here are my findings:
All three swords are aesthetically pleasing and the fittings are ornate. I feel these would be a pleasant addition to a display or collection or for a beginning practitioner.
For someone looking for a sword to practice or cut with regularly, the product we received may not be the best products. Here are some reasons for this.
Two of the three blades were noticeable sharpened on a belt grinder and the edge geometry was a bit inconsistent. 2 of the 3 passed a paper cut test.
The two "folded" blades (the katana and naginata) are not folded steel, even under magnification. We have also observed a few imperfections such as chipping, staining and rolled tips but those appear to only be cosmetic. While the folding is not critical with modern steel, the appearance it provides would help sell the product and was a reason we chose them. The unfolded T10 material would be functionally sufficient. Also note that the cost was higher for these "folded" versions.
The hamon on each blade was very light, though looks nice, does not carry the deep gray appearance despite the fine polish. I am concerned how sufficiently heat treated the edge may truly be.
The fitment of the habaki is fairly loose, only fitting the mune and ha properly.
The Tachi shares the same profile and curvature as the katana and is the same length despite being listed as a longer blade.
All three swords show some fitment issues where things are misaligned or roughly ground to fit. The koiguchi and shito-dome are prime examples of this on the naginata as they exhibit grinding or chisel marks of fitting the blade. The naginata Saya sticks at every insertion and retraction of the blade.
The tsuka profiles of each were a bit blocky and the tsuka-ito is fairly wide, adding bulk to the grip. Very much a factory made handle.
Each sword came with manual the states the blades should not be used for cutting. We were able to confirm with customer service that it was ok to perform tameshigiri with the blades. They expressed the manual was a meant to be more of a cautionary document than a disclaimer.
We completed testing the sample products. In short, they do cut but only ok. We performed 6 cuts with each blade on rolled tatami omote, mounted on a regulation stand, in a vertical fashion. The tatami was rolled tight with no center material such as bamboo to ensure consistency in each cut.
We observed some ha (edge) deformation and marks left on the hiraji and shinogi (angled blade body surface) but nothing substantial. This is likely due to the edge and blade geometry being fairly flat (vs more convex) and a maybe the blades not being heat treated as hard as they could be.
We also did notice the fuchi was loose on the katana after completing the cuts. This can be corrected easily but should not happen on a new blade.
For a newer practitioner, these swords would be fine.
I am a bit discouraged with the customer service when we provided similar feedback and asked about the katana and naginate not being folded. They were somewhat accusatory and reluctantly did provide an RMA stating that we could return the blades only if they were still in the original packaging and unused. In short, we opted not to return the swords due to the packaging being discarded and to continue our testing. Our intent is to keep these products as examples for our clients and students and to showcase features that may or may not be satisfactory.
For practitioners seeking a functional sword, there may be some value at investigating True Katana's performance line. My experience may not be inclusive to all their products but the customer service was disconcerting. I will recommend the hanwei product line before True Katana in the future.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword High Manganese Steel Real Hamon Full Tang |
It was very nice, and very sharp as stated in the in the details. My only problem was the gold cap at the end of the sheath was not properly secured and popped right off. It wasn't a big deal because I was able to fix it myself, but you would hope when you are spending 100s of dollars on these that they would take the time to properly do everything. Besides that though, it truly was a nice buy.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Spring Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Everything as stated and expected, great service
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword T10 Folded Clay Tempered Steel Real Hamon |
It's a really nice sword, sharp too. Looks great on the wall thank you so much.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword T10 Folded Clay Tempered Steel Real Hamon Full Tang |
Amazing work on the blade, I just wish the guard was metal too, instead of plastic, other than that it’s pretty nice
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword High Manganese Steel Real Hamon Full Tang |
Beautiful craftsmanship and a true display of the work that can go into one of these swords. Most look good while maintaining a good price point but these look good, feel good and I feel will hold up better than a lot of the competitors at the same price points.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Spring Steel With Brown Scabbard |
I am very pleased with the quality and the price and I cannot wait to get my hands on one of the battle ready katanas. The only thing and it’s not even worth docking a star over is I would love at least the option to pay for a razor sharp polish on it. Also you guys should make some swords modeled after weapons of the SoulsBorne video game series and I will buy all of them. Black Blade Katana from Dark Souls 3 is a good place to start :)
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword High Manganese Steel With Red Blade And Scabbard |
Was happy with the order its a grate tachi and will buy another
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword 1045 Carbon Steel With Brown Scabbard |
I loved it once it arrived but over time I noticed something loose in my sword. Also my saya cracked and I’ve never dropped my sword, because I have a stand. Part of me thinks it was the wood? Im not entirely sure. I’ giving this 3 stars because of something loose on my saya
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword 1045 Carbon Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Great service, lovely crafted sword.
Really pleasantly surprised by the outstanding quality.
Many thanks.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Spring Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Everything about ordering from TRUEKATANA was excellent. The product quality, communications, delivery, and condition received exceeded my expectations. I will be ordering from them again. DeeBee
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Daisho Set, Japanese Tachi Odachi Katana And Wakizashi Sword Set T10 Folded Clay Tempered Steel |
Well balanced and sturdy but some of the material is a bit cheap
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Spring Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Beautiful and very well made sword. I was surprised at the quality despite all the great reviews.
It might take a while to get to you as it's handmade. I'm in the uk and it got to England from China in 36 hrs, unfortunately due to brexit delays it took another week to get to me.
Well worth the wait though.
Thank you.
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword 1045 Carbon Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Beautiful and well crafted katana. The saya is amazing as well.
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Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword 1045 Carbon Steel With Brown Scabbard |
Great quality. Only complaint is the carrying handle on the scabbard was adhered with glue that broke loose immediately. I re-glued it with wood glue an it's fine now.
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Handmade Japanese Tachi Odachi Sword Damascus Steel With Brown Scabbard |
