wow amazing work as usual, the black texture on the scabbard turned out really great ! And the overall black look of the wakizashi is awesome congrats !
I watched this series when you first put it out. Loved it then and decided to watch it again. I made a Tsuka for my original Katana and it turned out well. I made a saya as well but it did not work out and ended up in the trash and I went back to the original saya and refurbished it instead of trying to make a new one. Your craftmanship is very impressive!
I have enjoyed this journey, and I love the progression of the channel by introducing more equipment that allows your obvious talent to show. I honestly really enjoy watching you breathe life into these projects. I also like the way you have tried to be as traditional as possible with the way you have recreated this piece. No doubt someone will comment saying something to the contrary but you have stayed as traditional as practically possible. Well done and all the best from Scotland
As much as I love the work you do, I never commented before. You should open a school!!! Absolutely love the work you do and having seen the range and growth over the years.
As a maker of things for over forty years I am humbled by your talent,(also a little jealous!).I look forward to seeing this cut a silk scarf in half floating thru the air.😉
*I love this project, and the saya looks amazing. The only thing I noticed and think needs to change is the kurigata. I can't possibly be the only one reminded of a human ear when looking at it at 14:00.
I watch a ton of craftsmen on TH-cam and I've seen many long series of them producing some amazing things but this has definitely been one of my favorites I've followed. You learn a lot even outside of the crafting process. For instance I knew what a Wakizashi was, but had never even heard of a kozuka. So l looked it up. And now I know.
As always your craftsmanship is at the top.great little video,can tell your in your own little world when you start to create your creations.kudos to you sir.carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Loved this sculpture, for a second I thought you were going to be tempted to just resell the holes on the back of the bear. First glance they looked like battle scars to add a little something. Still turned out impeccable as always!
I prefer iron koiguchi. Much more time consuming to make, but unlike ox horn, they'll never break. (Had that happen to me once, and had to grind off the ox horn on the saya.)
What was the area on the side for? (I read the description after i left the comment. And got my answer) Thank you i love your videos, but i don't read the description before watching because it kind of ir usually gives away the fun part of watching. Great work
Absolutely fantastic work! Could you tell what the finish you used is? The leaves powder and the paint you use? I am making a yazutsu for my kyudo arrows and I would like to use a similar finish. Thanks!
Amazing work throughout! What type of wood is the scabbard? A lot of woods have acids in them that'll end up corroding that beautiful blade in the long run, so adding a cloth liner could be worth considering!
This series is so awesome. And I love it when you use tools that you created in previous videos. It’s like finding an easter egg!
Best series ever! I wish one day i'll be able to travel to Japan and find a real katana blacksmith! Thanks BBP!
wow amazing work as usual, the black texture on the scabbard turned out really great ! And the overall black look of the wakizashi is awesome congrats !
Every piece is like a separate work of art. I love your attention to detail.
I watched this series when you first put it out. Loved it then and decided to watch it again. I made a Tsuka for my original Katana and it turned out well. I made a saya as well but it did not work out and ended up in the trash and I went back to the original saya and refurbished it instead of trying to make a new one. Your craftmanship is very impressive!
That was such an enjoyable video to watch, my first one of yours too. So amazed to watch an artist work from start to finish.
One of my favorite builds yet!
It turned out really nice. You make it look easy, but Japanese craftsmanship is so precise. What an amazing job you did. :)
This is SO BEAUTIFUL! You should be proud!
Rio de Janeiro - 🇧🇷
I have enjoyed this journey, and I love the progression of the channel by introducing more equipment that allows your obvious talent to show. I honestly really enjoy watching you breathe life into these projects. I also like the way you have tried to be as traditional as possible with the way you have recreated this piece. No doubt someone will comment saying something to the contrary but you have stayed as traditional as practically possible. Well done and all the best from Scotland
As much as I love the work you do, I never commented before. You should open a school!!! Absolutely love the work you do and having seen the range and growth over the years.
A true craftsman. Thanks again for taking us along!
I love the addition of the tiny koiguchi for the tool slot
everytime i watch the next in the series i think how can it get better but it does... no words....just wow wow wow
As a maker of things for over forty years I am humbled by your talent,(also a little jealous!).I look forward to seeing this cut a silk scarf in half floating thru the air.😉
Absolutely incredible work! Thanks so much for this series. Its been really enjoyable to watch.
What beautiful work.
Ouahh..quel plaisir à regarder à apprendre de vous .merci merci beaucoup
It's interesting the different ways I've seen crafters add texture to these scabbards.
That is just stunning !
May it go loved and appreciated for another 500 years.
Nefis bir kın. Tebrikler.👌👍👏👏🙌
l'intero progetto è stato un bellissimo *capolavoro* …congratulazioni 👏🏼🍾
Fascinating. Hypnotic. Stunning.
*I love this project, and the saya looks amazing. The only thing I noticed and think needs to change is the kurigata.
I can't possibly be the only one reminded of a human ear when looking at it at 14:00.
Impeccable work!
Stunning work!
What an amazing job!!! Congratulations on this piece of art.
I watch a ton of craftsmen on TH-cam and I've seen many long series of them producing some amazing things but this has definitely been one of my favorites I've followed. You learn a lot even outside of the crafting process. For instance I knew what a Wakizashi was, but had never even heard of a kozuka. So l looked it up. And now I know.
Fantastic work!! That is truly an heirloom quality artifact. Most Excellent!!
so much meticulous detail you put into your work. it's really wonderful to watch. Camera work is spot on too.
Wow! beautiful piece of craftsmanship!
Great attention to detail and skill. Was a joy to see.
Always love seeing a new video from BBP.
This is just beautiful. Great work sir!
WoW......beautiful all around......
This is truly stellar
Absolutely beautiful work
Well done sir this work of art should be desplade in a museum thank you for bringing us along on the journey to beauty six stars
Thanks a lot! Cheers!
Absolutely amazing craftsmanship !! This was absolutely amazing to watch I enjoy each of your video's !!👍👍
Beautiful craftsmanship.
Amazing build! I enjoyed the entire series.
Fabulous! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Beautiful!
Very very nice!
Beautiful work!
Magnificent Wakizashi Scabbard !!!!!!!!!!!
Great work sir thanks for sharing
Interesting use of green tea flakes.
That was a fun project to watch, turned out really nice 👍
Awesome work!
Beautiful workmanship 👍
A masterpiece!
Beautiful video, superb work! A pleasure to follow you on TH-cam. Greetings from the south of France
Very informative video!👍👍
Una obra de arte, maestro!.
A thing of beauty
As always your craftsmanship is at the top.great little video,can tell your in your own little world when you start to create your creations.kudos to you sir.carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Absolutely sick!
Spectacular
I used crushed charcoal when I did a saya with that texture. Macha is a good idea.
I absolutely love the wakasashi series! And I’m thinking about joining the samurai challenge
How inspirational, I wish I would be that far with the Tanto I started a while ago.
Waoooow i was wondering why the herbs the result is just awesome
Amazing work 👏
Nice work
Hello mister beautifully made well done
Bravo!
This whole project.... ❤️
well done.....the only thing I would have add was soritsuna, perhaps one which matched the kurikata
Очень круто. Я даже пропустил уведомление о низком заряде аккумулятора и был сильно удивлён, когда включился комп.
Looks amazing! May I suggest you lower the volume of the sounds coming from the power tools when they show up on video?
impressive
King content.
gotta love that traditional japanese bosch circular saw
(mostly)
Can't you read???
fighissimo! bello bello bello
Genius.
THIS
IS
INSANE
😮
Interesting dust channel size. I made mine on my koidatsu saya an inch or so long lol
Great. Show. Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Loved this sculpture, for a second I thought you were going to be tempted to just resell the holes on the back of the bear. First glance they looked like battle scars to add a little something. Still turned out impeccable as always!
I wish I lived where you do. I would seriously apprentice underneath you.
And, we're finally here
Master 👏
Show parabens 👏👏👏
Magnifique ! Je me sens déjà être un peu plus un samouraï 😅
8:24 What is it and why is it important? Great video 🫡❤
this channel is the leading cause of my dry mouth because my jaw is always hanging wide open. I'm always blown away by what you create.
I love this build!!! Will you be making a Tanto and Katana for a matched set?
Grande!!!
Wow!!
I prefer iron koiguchi. Much more time consuming to make, but unlike ox horn, they'll never break. (Had that happen to me once, and had to grind off the ox horn on the saya.)
Amazing!
Hope you make a full size katana someday.
What was the area on the side for? (I read the description after i left the comment. And got my answer) Thank you i love your videos, but i don't read the description before watching because it kind of ir usually gives away the fun part of watching. Great work
Great video though I’m going to use some of the materials on my saya 😎
Absolutely fantastic work! Could you tell what the finish you used is? The leaves powder and the paint you use? I am making a yazutsu for my kyudo arrows and I would like to use a similar finish. Thanks!
Sangat bagus
Wow
Amazing work throughout! What type of wood is the scabbard? A lot of woods have acids in them that'll end up corroding that beautiful blade in the long run, so adding a cloth liner could be worth considering!
sei un artista...
At'zè propi brao!