Do NOT Clean Your Katana Until You Watch This

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[An_Actual_Mage]

Except most modern steel is absolutely fine to be simply wiped off. This traditional cleaning method only came about due to the large content of carbon in Japanese steel which made the steel more susceptible to corrosion and rust. And often had to go through a lengthy cleaning process after cutting literally anything. Modern steel is far lower in carbon percentage, and often contains trace amounts of chromium giving modern steel a much more resilient finish. Simply wiping your katana thoroughly nowadays is more than sufficient for healthy blade maintenance.

[shadystuff]

I love how he constantly keeps making the same videos explaining the same things he’s done already

[seiyuokamihimura]

Unless it's high carbon, shouldn't really matter. Only those really start to rust even indoors in a sheath.

[gamersland]

This is my take on it as a blacksmith, a oil wipe down is fine, if it's finished properly it should be sealed pretty well, this doesn't mean you should leave water on the blade. Any oil is fine for cleaning, but I'd use either Linseed oil (the traditional way) or old motor oil.

[TheDukeOfDallas]

"Start by removing the Evidence from the blade..." - Step One of "The Samurai's Guide Of How To Get Away With The Murder(s) Of Rival Samurais And/Or Members Of The Rival Nobility."

[adriantepes]

The reason Katanas in Japan are cleaned that way is because Japan considers any sort of sword to be an illegal weapon and they allow Katanas ONLY because they're classified as traditional artworks. And as you can guess, the blade is made using the Japanese steel which is not all that good and resistant and it can't be made with ANYTHING other than that.

[SkeeSkee]

I think what would look cool is making a whole rusted Katana like blade, grip and all that but the putting like half the blade in a big stone

Obviously a blade for display

[Kanyelover_]

I might get the tanjiro rengoku and the inosuke mini ones😊

[OketsuBo]

You shouldn’t use the Uchiko frequently cause it’ll damage the blade.
Wiping a blade is enogh for weeks.

[picklesandnori]

oh boy, cant wait for the 99 billionth video saying the e x a c t same thing from mini katana

[omine]

Thanks for the tip. I was really worried about the blood stain on my blade. Was almost going to bury it along with the body😊😊

[been]

How often should you clean a dull katana that you only take out to look at? If a katana has a painted blade, does it matter if you touch the blade?

[iTlsMe]

I just purchased yor’s thorns cuz they looked cool

[Realjonassavimbi]

Thank you now i can get rid of the blood st- i mean the tomatoes off my katana

[zyakses]

i know you guys probably don’t do requests but i think a replica of jin sakai’s katana from Ghost of Tsushima would be awesome

[dk.dc]

As a person who cleaned their katana, I can confirm it exploded

[swaysway]

This channel makes me think having a katana is more work then having a pet

[mariamshahin]

I love how these guys teach us how to care of their products unlike others who make them so they don’t last long

[xxdragonfistxx]

Except you do not apply the uchiko ball every time you slice, as it could also damage your blade. You should only do it 1-2 times a year.

[justicemoradian]

Would it work the same for Broadswords?