Testing an unfinished Uchigatana (samurai sword)

[20dubXXtwenty]

The description is longer than the video

[YWKMNITLWILMVAT]

@supersentaigenius No. Uchigatana is a slightly smaller, faster, more maneuverable version. But the two are so close in size and appearance that most people don't know them apart.

[Davethemusicmaid]

can a sword cut through kevlar?

[YWKMNITLWILMVAT]

@Davethemusicmaid Yes, if made right and used by the right hands.

[YWKMNITLWILMVAT]

BTW. Check myspace Jaynagurl1. There are photos of the sword there.

[Jaynagurl1]

Dude, how long did that take to make so far?

[YWKMNITLWILMVAT]

Read the video description to the upper right. Two and a half hundred hours so far. I started the summer before last! That really old video I made of a funky, unfinished sword is the same sword.

[Jaynagurl1]

Cool project....yeah I guess making a sword like that on your own would take a long time :)

[YWKMNITLWILMVAT]

Doing it yourself and seeing what all goes in to it (both knowledge and work) will definitely give you a whole new respect for the price tag these things come with. You'll go from, "Why do they charge so much" to, "How do they make ends meet."