TFW Bicuco Filipino Sword Review | Kult of Athena
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2017
- In this video, we review the TFW Bicuco Filipino Sword in great detail.
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Philippine Soldiers prefer this blade to a close combat. A blade design for an eskrima practitioner. mabuhay Pilipinas ipagmalaki natin ang ating sining dahil minamahal ng banyaga ang sariling atin.
Ang problema wala nagtuturo ng Arnis Kali dito sa Maynila na maestro.
Nakakalungkot at hindi dito binibigyan ng importansya ang sariling martial arts.
Mabuhay
because its deadly, you try to practice first the eskrima Arnis before this kind of weapon.
They used ginunting
A very under-rated sword. Once people handle it, they fall in love. Perfectly engineered. Its one nice blade. :)
Dude selling Tatami mats to this guy:
"He probably has everything covered with my mats. Maybe even his garage and yard too. Such a nice guy."
It's one of the best blade from Philippines. They are made from train railroad. So hard, sharp and unique blades.
Blades created from train tracks are very hard to find now. No old unused train tracks anymore or at least a cheap source of it.
Most blacksmiths in the Philippines use old leaf springs mostly.
Although I have heard of transmission axles used.
I have heard of a blacksmith using big aircraft ball bearing metal. The toughest metal they have ever worked on so they say.
There are only five vowel sounds in Philippine languages, similar to Spanish. Ah, Eh, Ih, O (short o without any W sound), and U as in umami. Double vowels are pronounced separately and don't blend together so "daan" (path) is pronounced as [DAH-an].
It weeellll keeel??
Bicuco? Not sure man, i'm ilonggo, and in hiligaynon it's binakuko (bee-nah-ko-kuh). It's not just a sword, it's an everyday tool. Used in the farm and the field.
Thanks for showcasing our philippine blade. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Excellent review ...also liked seeing the "Light" above your hanging target.
We Ilongos used it to Chop woods and twigs
its bînakokô means curving downward. . .i'm ilonggo. .
Bilayseng ilek. Haha muna yah!
binangon, espading, talibong kag punyal lang nabalan ko bago ko lang nah nabatian daw espada daga iya itsura
Anyone noticed the Freemason sign on top of the tatami mat?
It's pronounced as "bee-koo-koh"
correct, "bee-koo-koh" that's the right way to pronounce it... but as he has said he likes it pronounced as "buy-koo-koe" as he finds it cute pronouncing it that way, hahaha... ahh, as for me he may pronounce it any way he wants...
@@marcusaurelius1187 yeah just to make sounds western to him
Great review and you did say to check the pronunciation. Fair enough.Thank you.
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How much is it?? I can't open the add.
it should be zombienacucu to be use for z apocalypse
this is how to pronounce bicuco.
b for letter abcde - coo for cook - co for comb
i am a filipino. this is how to pronounce it
What does it mean in English?
Actually it's Not Bicuco it's "BINAKUKO"
Bicuco and Binakuko are 2 different swords. It could be that Bicuco was influenced or derived from Binakuko. They are both long swords with a sharp edge halfway along the back. The Moro Binakuko looks nastier and deadlier. It has a distinct curve with a sharp back edge. The name derived from the local name given to a kind of fish, with a nasty sharp and long back fin.
It's porgy fish in English.
I like that.how to buy that.and how much
GORGEOUS BLADE
Hmm, how long is the tang?
I love dibahong palay bolo it's look like bicuco, one of the blacksmith in my home town Island in the Philippines is good making any types of bolo,but I didn't see His shop anymore
If you see blacksmiths in the Philippines try buying his swords & bolos.
They are a dying breed.
If you buy it somewhere where Arnis Kali is still practiced you will notice war blades usually have a better quality than somewhere it isn't practiced seriously.
My best friend in phillipine his a blacksmith he using railroad steel to make gulok knife and machete that's why they durable and little bit heavy
whats with the masonic symbol?
man tarlac and pangasinense love that blade... got a 50 year old one from my great grandfather
I am from an Ilonggo clan and as far as I know, this is called Binakuko. But then again you shouldn't take an Ilonggo's word for it.
Hey I am Phillipines ❤️
Wow nice sword cool😁
The back edge is necessary because if you use it in a combat or protecting yourself your not gonna do the basic kali forms.. Your not gonna do a 1,2,3 step. Its not like that you just slash and slash and protect..
WHERE CAN I get one made... I collect!
Traditional Filipino weapons
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Very handsome looking sword. I'd like one of that.
That sword is even scarier in the hands of an ilonggo practicing the deadly filipino martial art with it. Designed to kill quickly and efficiently.
Pinute in Cebuano.
All of these blades are so similar to what the Phillipine Recons and marines use
Technically, they use the ginunting, a Bisaya sword. You're correct, they are quite similar, except that in ginunting the back edge does not go so far, only on the tip. This mean the blade could be safely brought close to the body of the bearer without cutting oneself, especially in close combat in tight places, while the Bicuco could be quite dangerous to the bearer in that situation. Plus the Ginunting is black steel. Useful in night time ambush. In our village, a tribal chieftain daughter got married to somebody from the lowland. Its customary for the bridal party to be preceded by dancing men weilding double ginunting, one on each hand. The groom party turned white to a person. Sadly, tradition like this are no more due to the "peace and order" ordinances.
@@andoylanggid Wow..! Where is your village? I want to visit there someday just to see the kind of marriage ceremony you talked about, it's quite special...
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D2 and 5160 are not the same thing, were you saying you don't know wat it's made of
You're exaggerating we use that to chop coconut
Pisting Dakoh ahahahah Pang Bial sa Kahoy
Hahaha
Pang tapas ng buko ng pisteng yawa!
Panabas ng damo minsan tubo,pangkatay ng baboy,kambing o kaya baka..minsan panggayat ng karne,kung sa probinsya tigiisa mga eskwela ng ganyan gamit pantabas ng damo...Tapos sila mangha mangha mga ignorante sa itak😂
its for zombie apocalypse!
Hahaha, zombie apocalypse funny, that's good ha..! I was just lucky I wasn't circumcised in the barrios with that sword...
His sword was fast.
Yes.
A quote from Hero.
Its bina koko
Our sword is sharp easy to carey and strong! 🇵🇭
Your blade are the most beautiful blade I've ever seen in my life brotha! I will wait for my barong to come to my house soon! Love traditional Filipino martial arts i started to train in my backyard with a dead tree and bottle filled with water lot of fun and would maybe come handy if there is some bad intruder coming to my house!
There's a lot of scary weapons in the Philippines.
First thing I would do is to dull that back.
Bee-coo-koh
Maybe it is binakuku not bicuco
It is pronounce as (bee'coo'ckoh')
I'm from India and what's the price in Indian currency?
273 curries
That blade used to cut off human's head
its better with a shield im a pilipino i know that blade
its spelled as Bicuco not Bi-cuco ... read dude,
Just call it bolo
Be careful not to cut the square and compass.
Bee • koo • ko
It pronounce babyko.
yes. .baby kôkô, haha. .
@@kayotpatrimonio4839 babyko is my baby...😂😂😂
If you pause the video at 1:17 you will notice thee Illuminati Symbol on the very tip of the tatami mat. Just a thought.
lol it's an attachment for boxing gloves rigged to gymnastics rings.
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Its binacuco not bicuco
IT'S BI = FOR BISEXUAL AND CUCO = CUCO BEWARE
Dont cut your Man Bun off, that would be tragic
Already happened, hopefully you won't unsubscribe.
BEE-KU-KO is how you pronounce it
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Its pronounced beecoocoo
sundang moro... in malay.... like keris...
ITS BEE-CUCO NOT BAY-CUCO
Im a Filipino and i can say that is not a sword. The sword that our ancient use is kampilan.
Ето не меч ето ятаган
Phonetics
BINAKUKO in Tagalog not Bicuco
tsakto ka mig!. .
@@kayotpatrimonio4839 Hiligaynon man ko taga Diin Ka meg?
bacolod. . .lock down padi. . .
@@kayotpatrimonio4839 Bacolod man ko Meg Pero ari ko subong manila
talibung tawag samin nyan
If once you buy a Pakistani sword you'll forgot all other .
Do they still have real wootz steel swords or metal?
@@sumakwelvictoria5635 yes they have 4 best quality of tested steel .
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My sword can cut a coconut tree. Yours has a poor blade.
hahahay. . .iná ya. . .
hahahay. .iná ya. . talum. . .
That bolo isn't sharp enough compared to the locals farmers sundang🤣
Worst sword ever looks like perfectly fit for 3rd world people. For me the best is katana from Japan. Not that ugly sword🤣
I have one. It's an excellent blade
You're more ugly though 😂
@@decimo7545 it said you are cause your face looks shit🤣
@@johnhickersantilan4295 is cuz you are cuz your face is cuz ugly cuz is look shit 🥴
@@decimo7545 what???? Cuz2x? What? Your grammar looks shit than your mom hahaha idiot🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Bee-Ku-Ko not Buy-Koo-ko... just say'n... I'm Filipino. Thanks.