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  1. Hi, anyone know where Van Damme have gone?, he got that polishing service in Belgium-->http://www.japaneseart.be Sad thing is that i got one blade in there but i cannot contact him, website down and no contact details. Does anyone know where he is and if you do give him a word and mail me --> andreas@nihonto.fi Regards Andreas
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    Tsuka problem

    Hi, let it dry few weeks. I had once that same problem, but ileave it for couple months and now it fits like a ....
  3. Sorry to say but that stinks a bit, pictures are really blurry but what i can tell is that if these are made in skilled graftman then iam queen of england. Why to get anything at ebay?, it is the place where is 50/50 change to get something what you dont want. There is many well known Nihonto dealers at internet and that is where you should get in your eyes when you get your first... after everything else...
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    photo kantei

    Ok! 'the dog ate my homework'
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    photo kantei

    Kaneuji, Kiyomaro hmm ....white area in the nakago But Kiyomaro is my better choise.. I should be more conserned about my spelling, edited this one 2 times and it having only 2 lines!
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    Wrapping a Tsuka

    Works well on shinken etc, but nihonto. hmmm should ask professional help. How to Make Sokui; 1. Take a small amount of one- to two-day old cooked short-grain rice and place it on a clean, flat surface. A board works well. 2. Wet a strong, flat stick, such as a bamboo spatula and mash the rice. 3. Add a drop or two of water, and mash again. 4. Keep adding water as needed. 5. Continue mashing the rice until it becomes a sticky, glutinous mass with no lumps. 6. Gratulations ..You now have basic sokui. How to Use Sokui 1. Use a small sliver of wood to spread a bead of sokui over the necessary area. 2. Press together the pieces to be glued. Hold them firmly in place using a cord, rubber band, or other similar device until dry.
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    Wrapping a Tsuka

    Yes, it is hard but not so after couple week pract.---> http://www.nihonto.fi/andreas/instr/ Collected few images from different websites when i was into "it" One thing more, sorry if i violated someone's copyright
  8. Van Damme in Belgium-->http://www.japaneseart.be I have one sword in there right now.
  9. Interesting indeed, i got one here too but have no details about it yett... http://www.nihonto.fi/andreas/Munemachi/IMG_0016.JPG
  10. fakes fakes fakes...argh. Maybe own department for ww2 and fakes
  11. yeah, it just make's me wonder who will bother to do such a pease of "art", let see; it takes day or 2 to do all that "art" and what he will get, couple 100 .. and maybe some joy because of made it. I just can't find the words...
  12. Oh yes, gratulations for the winners, also would be interesting to know how many ppl here dealing with kendo? Iam dedicating some of my time for it..
  13. Hmm sad . Can you tell us where did you buy this "thing" . another ebay issue?
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    Mei removal

    It's radical move "just for papers", but if you think it is worht of it and want to own blade with papers...There been lot of issues in this forum about this, but i dont get it at all...need more light i guess.
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