Cutting tatami with a Han Jian from Cloudhammer Steelworks

In this video, I cut a couple of tatami mats with a Han Jian that was sent to me from Cloudhammer Steelworks for testing and review. This jian handles and cuts very well. It is assembled using the traditional method of pinning the pommel cap through the grip and tang for a secure construction.

[@T3hRogue]

Beautiful, both in your cutting and it's build. I do wonder how it compares to LK Chen's offerings though...

[@saberserpent1134]

Very nice cutting. I'm looking forward to testing some of Cloudhammer's models, myself.
Great video, sir.

[@KF1]

0:43 this pic tells a lot. Thanks for including. Watching again.. great cutting and relatable performance. I have a similar jian from Cloudhammer and it's easy 9/10+

[@fettmaneiii4439]

The tatami sheriff returns.

[@upaulknight]

Very nice cutting, as always.

[@raphlvlogs271]

the blade type is functionally very similar to that of renaissance side swords or broadswords

[@metingurbuz750]

Philip thanks for your videos, pleasure to watch them. What steel was used on this Jian?

[@imstupid880]

Wonder how it compares against the Flying Phoenix/Magnificent Chu, as it seems to be what this model is competing against

[@KF1]

Really nice