Blades from Czech Republic

[andrea.purificato 0]

Hey guys, this is an english language based discussion

 

You're right!

Sorry, there is a problem with attachments visualization :-)

 

4Yama: It doesn't work!

[Fidelko 0]

Ive noticed that....  but i hope that someone will solve it

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[Musashi 38]

what a strange shape! this kissaki has a revers point, why?

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It is called "Satsumaage" which means restoring damaged blades....

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Or it is better to say.. make new blades from the damaged ones...

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[Simone Di Franco 54]

Please Fidelko... can you open different treads for different topics from now on?

 

Satsumage can be very interesting

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I can try.... but i dont know what should be its purpose... I like to have all the info at the same place together... And of course iam not able to predict what kind of information Iam going to post next time... But if you wish, I can do it your way.

[Simone Di Franco 54]

Yes please, if you do like this, topics can be discussed better and searches will be easier.

[Fidelko 0]

No problem at all. I can handle it like this. Blades will be posted here, specific threads will be posted in a new topic.

But i dont think that there will be more than 2 or 3 different lines of discussion.

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Here is the video report about that polisher Viktor Sanjuro Hasuhana: http://www.ceskatelevize.cz/vysilani/11266...05.html?from=80

It begins at 20:00 so you can move it (there are other reports about different topics). In 2002 he was awarded by NBTHK by certificate of the highest mastershi

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And here are some pictures about his works (in Osaka and Czech republic).  http://www.hasuhanafund.com/new/index2.php?page=akce

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