Oh! Wanderful: 22 Hocho-Tsukuri (Knife Making)

[kukurikukukuru]

sve si zjebal

[Serkant75]

he made a western style knife (look at the tip)

[EDCgearreviews]

@Serkant75 You are mistaken. He made a Honesuki styled knife with more curve in the blade.

[hannibalninja]

@EDCgearreviews If you listen to what they are saying, he cut too much off of the back (they compared it with what it was supposed to look like after he cut it). But the guy said it was interesting looking so it'd be fine.

[joeyfish99]

i wish knew what they are saying

[FLORINOID]

@joeyfish99 they are talking shit

[jiro9cuts0001]

Very nice, wish I had the forging equipment that they have available to them, I could make some really nice forged items very quickly with a setup like that.

[MikelArronte]

Que tío mas impertinente y metete... da asco

[dryokoi]

He is Nathan S. Bryan from Pittsburgh, US.

[bponscoutelier]

félicitations, c'était un peu "kamikase" de se lancer dans des techniques aussi délicates pour la première fois devant une caméra.

en tous cas, celà nous donne l'occasion de voir l'intérieur d'un atelier de coutelier japonais.

merci.

[keyfob]

He must be one of those hakujin babies that was adopted in the economic boom like Tanaka Ken san

[nonlethalbychoice]

its wierd... i hear a japanese guy... but i dont see a japanese guy... theres just a white guy moving his mouth like hes talking!

[1ToNJaB]

speaks perfect japanese! haha!

[sunnyb4u]

wow very nice job :) wow those knifes are sharp much sharper than the ones we have in london

[Mitzrael19]

he isn't japanese, he's a gaijin

[BerserkJheova]

mhm...! ipon!

[Deathlordtwo]

That japanese person looks really white.

[tridentseven]

maybe because he is?

[viatus]

-_- exilent video.

But I hate seeing the guy act like such a "chijin"

[AlanMolstad]

They dont use a beltgrinder so that is why they cut the back of the spine like that?

[KnifemakingUnplugged]

Oh! Wanderful. Arigato!