katana Tsukamaki tutorials (hineri)

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[@itamiyouji4057]

I highly recommend (whether it's leather, leather suede, cotton, cotton-silk blend, etc.) pre-stretching your wrapping material prior to wrapping. I'll hang the material from a hook with weights tied to the ends for a day or two.

[@jeffreyho7484]

at the end i lost hahaha.

[@dksdpritch]

me too I think mine will be a big knot lol

[@ChinHobbyToys]

No hishigami?

[@MarkBerenger]

That was as clear and understandable as it can get! Great video, thank you for passing on this art.

[@coffeediction]

and yet my brain cant get it, I must have mental issues I guess

[@ep1417]

He didn't show you how to finish it.

[@artawhirler]

This was very clear and helpful. Thanks!

[@BKRRMK]

The last knots are not clear at all

[@adonian]

Why the French sounding music for a traditional Japanese katana

[@ImUnadjusted]

That's a piano and accordian...not French at all lol

[@desnelmado]

​@@ImUnadjustedNontheless, annoying song. But intention of video was good

[@FrickinCCDeVileV]

Awesome

[@gaborbaranyai4144]

Tisztelettel kérdezem, hogy azok a kis papír háromszögek nem kellenek mindig?

[@Born_Stellar]

didn't show the knot on the other side of the tsuka. I can finish the knot but how does it start?

[@ImUnadjusted]

You literally can't see the knot getting tied at all...

[@qqq1991]

Hi, where do you get that turpentine stick? I can’t seem to find it online.

[@istvankis4089]

Why didn't use hishigami? I also do tsukamaki but I always use hishigami. I think it is part of the tradition.

[@agussetiana3887]

Apa judul music nya? 😍🎵🎶🤔

[@Samurai_rabbit]

Can we send tsuka to you to be wrapped?

[@PalomboDylan]

Now why the hell did they not show how to run the cord wrap through the butt cap of the handle???

[@SilverWolf357YT]

What type of fabric is this

[@dreamseeker2346]

I live in America and I'm not sure where to get a turpentine stick. I've checked online like Amazon but it doesn't show up. My tsuka wrap just came undone last night and needs replacing. I could really use assistance if anyone knows thanks.

[@evanmorris1178]

I’m guessing it’s pine resin dissolved in turpentine, then as it thickens gathered onto a stick. Wet occasionally with turpentine to keep gummy, if necessary. You can find pine resin at companies that supply Civil War reenactors and Rendezvouers.

[@Born_Stellar]

I mean it may not be traditional but double sided tape. I've seen contact cement used if you want something sticker.

[@gaborbaranyai4144]

Jó az hagyományos fenyőgyantának is. A terpentin egy olaj.

[@FrickinCCDeVileV]

I think they mean colophony, tree resin

[@dreamseeker2346]

@@FrickinCCDeVileV ok thanks, I'll look for that

[@StringTone-t6v]

Ca cilik

[@StringTone-t6v]

Koe berusaha ngludahi harga dirimu dewe.