Tying Sageo so that it's shorter for use

[@saberserpent1134]

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[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

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[@fnfal308Rhino]

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[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

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[@bardock1541]

How would i tie it without a kurigata

[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

If you're absolutely stuck with a sword with no kurigata I'd use a clove hitch but otherwise I'd day get a kurigata installed or better yet avoid s sword like that. Most swords that don't have kurigata are usually low quality.

[@bardock1541]

@@StudentOfWarCustoms thanks, just asking because I'm making a wooden katana for cosplay and forgot to get one and the saiya is already put together

[@Captain-Electro]

Nice!

[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

Thanks! I appreciate it, thanks for watching!

[@yamiatem1853]

How would someone (like me) carry his Katana at his hip i just ordered a custom Katana that I named Eagles Shadow and when I receive it I'm going to wear it with me wherever I go (it's legal where I live to do it) but I can't seem grasp how to carry Eagles shadow on my hip properly

[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

I’ll try to make a video on different ways the sageo was tied for use when actually wearing the sword because there are many ways.

[@soykanmuri7277]

Why need an iron tsuba. It's not a sword from 🇯🇵

[@StudentOfWarCustoms]

Iron is often still used because it's a good material for tsuba. I generally prefer an iron tsuba over a copper tsuba. I have made my own tsuba as well and those ones are made of steel.