Special price Japanese knife collection with burning blades, absolutely worth it, with retail prices generally above 450 on the market
Total length: 102cm
Blade length: 72cm
Blade width: 3.2cm
Blade thickness: 0.7cm
Sheath material: Shanmu baked paint (02 is high-grade redwood, 07 is wood sheath leather)
Fixture: Zinc alloy
Blade material: Hand forged integrated T10 steel covered with soil burning blade
Gifts: Brocade box, maintenance oil
1、 Regarding express logistics issues
Sword and sword products are relatively unique and may be affected by national or regional policies, such as a large-scale conference held in a certain place or sudden major accidents, which can affect logistics speed. The specific delivery time is subject to the actual delivery logistics time.
2、 How to maintain swords in daily life
Knives and swords are made of materials such as iron, steel, copper, and wood, which are not rusty or rotten. They require care and maintenance. Generally speaking, it is important to pay attention to the following two points: Firstly, it should not be placed in damp places, nor should it be directly in contact with acidic or alkaline substances, in order to avoid rusting and rotting of the sword. 2、 During use, try to avoid touching the blade with your hands to avoid leaving sweat stains and rusting the sword. After touching, it should be wiped clean and lubricated with maintenance oil in a timely manner. The outer sheath of swords and knives is usually made of wood. Due to different climatic conditions in different regions, the wood sheath often cracks and contracts, soA soft cloth containing trace amounts of oil can be used to regularly wipe the wood sheath, which can maintain a moist and smooth finish, prevent wind cracking and drying shrinkage, and also enhance the appearance beauty of the sword. Our store provides a lifetime warranty for swords, and we are fully responsible for any quality issues with swords, including repairs, replacements, etc. We can also provide paid repair services for rusting, chipping, bending, and other issues caused by improper use, self modification, excessive use, and human damage of the sword.
3、 The hardness and toughness of swords?
To this day, there is still a contradiction between hardness and toughness that is difficult to overcome in swords made of steel materials. The carbon contained in steel, after quenching, cannot diffuse and migrate in time, and is forcibly confined to the lattice of iron atoms. When the carbon content reaches a certain level, a hard and brittle structure is produced, which is called martensitic assembly in materials science. With the increase of carbon content, the brittleness increases, affecting the impact resistance of swords during swinging. To maintain the toughness of steel, it is necessary to sacrifice its hardness. This dilemma of hardness and toughness has always been a huge challenge faced by all swordsmen at all times and abroad. Based on the physical characteristics of swords, if the force limit of the sword itself is exceeded during use, any sword will bend or break. Those with good toughness will bend, while those with high hardness will break. The balance between the two is that toughness is above, which is what we usually call bending rather than bending. A slightly bent sword can still be restored through adjustment, and a broken sword cannot be repaired at all. There is no sword that cannot be bent or broken, whether it is the works of some masters both domestically and internationally (such as Japan).
4、 Product safety
All knives and swords in our store have been registered with the public security bureau and are special handicrafts in the region. You can purchase them with confidence and ensure safe arrival during transportation.