Similar in style and geometry, but still lot differences compared to Talwar

Stay tuned, we will definitely make one in the near future.

thanks!

We don't have S5 here in Longquan, so I am no expert in explaining good or bad. but from what I learn, it's really good in toughness.

Yes, Type XVIIIb will be definitely our next project, but to be honest, it haven't occurred to us using waisted, your suggestion will be our design list for sure, and will update when the sword is out. Also, don't you think 7.5kgs will be too heavy? normally with monosteel, with distal taper, it will be around 1.9kgs.

​@@Swordier The dominant hand grip area should be straight but the lower handle can be waisted

@@SucculentDoorbell I see the point, we will consider this in the design, thanks for sharing!

7.5kg? your either being sarcastic or know nothing about swords

​@@Swordierhe is being sarcastic,just ignore him big chap,great vid😊all the best from sunny Troon Scotland

@@moomooofficial_ $279 , here is the link:swordier.com/products/swm-1026-swordier-medieval-saber-sword-replica-with-shashka-style-spring-steel-blade-design

Thank you!

@@Swordier the sword is more than I hoped, ,I have no idea how y can polish a blade like that , ,,thank y

@@lornemcneil Glad to know that, it's our honor you put trust in us!

Awaiting to see your swords to a European retailer,so that we could acquire them and also try them out to some cutting tests! Cheers from Greece!

@@UnpluggedxReality according to the novel, it was also called another name: 定海神针 or 定海神珍 , literally means the magic stick or treasure to hold the ocean, the dragon king belittle the power of this stuff and agreed Wukong to take it if he can wield it, right after he took it the dragon palace did calapse and experiece the “oceanquake” also, Wukong claimed to borrow but he indeed take it for his own use, only after he finished the jorney to the west with Xuanzang, it was officially gifted to Wukong by Rulai.

@@vladimirkovacevic1656 thank you！

@@unnamed47 thanks, will fix it soon.

Agree, thanks. 😃

thank you, can't wait to see the works👍

Yes, he is, and born from the stone.

Thanks for purchasing with us, not yet for the cutting, but will do it for you in the future, stay tuned please.

It will be same with regular katana, but when it comes to heavy material, the shock absorb is different, so I would recommend use it for Iaido practice or light material cutting test.

Thanks for sharing this with us, yes, couldn't agree more!

Just dig into the research online, very interesting. it somehow reminds me the Trojan horse war. Clever design.

Not all that similar; the early Falx has a much, much more pronounced curve, and was wielded more like a polearm for it's hooking capability; the later Falx was smaller and the curve starts much further down and increased drastically towards the end, in a manner much more akin to some oversized machetes.

You could not go wrong with T10 clay tempered.

S5 shock steel

2:22 Right on. Great job, Alex

Yes, it is. Thanks, Erik!

Yes, move on to better channel, I am just nobody, but I appreciate your barking after leaving your sh1t at our doorstep.

@@Swordier I apologize for the grumpiness (not your fault). However, I do realize I forgot to light the bag holding the poo on fire. As in Iaiado, good form is important. FIXED. 💣 BTW, you also failed to mention the differences between Iaiato and actual live swords ... important info for anyone considering buying a blade or taking up the art.

@@Swordier sorry swordier I put this guy on Yr tail, sorry I hate the funkin inter Web ,

Why

@@lornemcneil Dont flatter yourself. You were completely irrelevant to my OP, and werent noticed til later. Check the date/time stamps. As for Mr. Swordier, I bear him no malice. I was simply being extremely blunt in my assessment of the vid in question. Case in point: the "shit or shineola" reference was intended to be a blunt but extremely clever (and apt) call out to the movie "The Jerk" where the main char was being given life advice, including (drum roll) APPRAISING things to distinguish between junk and non-junk. The reference apparently went overhead and caused offense (and an overt reference to actual sh1t, instead of my metaphorical one) and instead of garnering a polite OOOF (as if from an imaginary bokken strike) and maybe a hint of me culpa. Not everyone is able to handle blunt critcism with some measure of grace and aplomb, just like students of iaiado are often unable to handle a brisk impact with grace and stoicism, esp if it was the result of their leaving themselves open for said blow. Been there, done that, both given and (on occasion) received. I find no enjoyment in having to explain myself. If you act like a boor or a dullard, you should expect to get treated as such. Anyway, ive yet to see anything interesting or informative here, so im out. Sheesh.

Definitely. I tested the durability of their manganese steel and it's really good. Got another sword to test it over again. Suprisingly well tempered

We do it seriously, now it's on sale under $200. swordier.com/products/swk-1110-swordier-budget-line-nagamaki-%E9%95%BF%E5%8D%B7-spring-steel-blade?variant=41882309066822

Yes, it is. blade 71cm, tsuka 60cm.

I think you are referring to "Tang Dao" 唐刀， straight blade with a ring pommel.

@@Swordier thank y for information