Making Tsuka

[@sonbotodst]

This helps a lot actually, thank ya mate.

[@warpighammer3760]

Beautiful work

[@R3DSHlFT]

Like, what dedide the thickness of the tsuka?

[@VanXHydrA]

ty for this video, i need to make a new one for a "Cold Steel" heavy duty cane sword my friend whom ended his life last year had been customizing. The one he was making messed up on me... but I feel more confident going forward, making a descent Tsuka for it now.. ty.

[@VanXHydrA]

I have always been fairly good at Metalworking, but have never had the proper instruction, or tools to work wood.

[@JuanCD135]

Hello, thank you for the video. Question, what stops the handle from coming off? Is it just a tight fit?

[@2-dcat28]

Normally the tang would have holes in which you put pegs or something like that to stop it from sliding. You would have to line up the handle and drill a hole as so it lines up with the holes in the tang.

[@JuanCD135]

@@2-dcat28 thank you for your reply. I ended up finding out the answer and same as you.

[@2-dcat28]

@@JuanCD135 glad you were able to

[@lastknightofhonor8998]

Is lime wood ideal? I used oak but its already split

[@JF_Projects]

Oak is too hard, lime is a more soft wood, lot easyer to work with...

[@lastknightofhonor8998]

thing is I have a katana given to me by someone, sentimental....the blade is well made...forged folded....the handle and the rest of its making was cheap....handle broke many years ago...further I lost 2 key metal pieces...the pommel and the ring which goes around the upper hilt to the guard...so I need to bring it back to function...any ideas or input would be welcome

[@ehgg_6116]

Im using hardwood😂

[@michaelchenoweth]

Yellow poplar is what most use

[@GhostDrewSenju]

Love the vid but its so calming....till he cuts on the damn ban saw it herts my in settled ears

[@placidobatista6589]

Excelent work

[@ehgg_6116]

You are using machine, and im using hand saw....... Waw thanks anyway

[@divinoaraujo5600]

thanks