Hello there my friend! How are you? Wonderful video!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Very good content! I love it when you make technical videos about keris! Please don't stop. Stay safe! 😀 Ps: how is the wand going?
Hello there my friend! I am well. Thank you for your positive feedback. I throw in a few variations of videos on rotation for a holistic and wholesome learning experience. As long as I am still around, I will share as much as I can from my experience. My wand is sitting proudly in its case on my display case. Planning to get a Hogwarts uniform next for a fun photoshoot with the wand. 😁 -JoFe.
@@TheKerisCollector you are welcome my friend! Good to know you are well 👍🏻 That's great news. I really hope to see many more videos from you. This video was indeed very very good, much knowledge shared. I agree with you that most youtubers show shallow and limited techniques that work only inside one specific context. Indeed, in a fight one won't get a hammer to remove a stuck blade. Another point is that you confirmed something I was wondering about. That battle keris handles are permanently glued to the blade. I also found your explanation about the technique used by keris makers, of leaving a little of the keris blade above the limit of the scabbard, so that the keris doesn't get stuck, very interesting. I had seen many keris like this, but I thought it was just one of the many aesthetic variations in the keris universe. Thank you for showing the purpose of this manufacturing technique.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 As for the wand, I am really happy to know that its is ok and that it is in a special place 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Oh! That will be very nice! Please share some photos 😀 Cheers!
Hello Jofe, I have been leaving messages on your TH-cam channel, and very thankful for your reply personally. I am living in Taiwan and I collect swords. And I have already purchased authentic Japanese sword made from Tamahagane steel, and Shamshir made from Wootz steel. The 3 greatest swords in the world history, Keris is my final piece of collectings. Frankly speaking I do know a lot about Katana and Shamshir, but I’m lacking the knowledge of Keri’s sword in order to fill up the last piece of my collection of swords. Could you give me some tips for me to buy an authentic Keris.
Hello! Thank you for your kind words and support on my TH-cam channel. It’s fantastic to hear about your impressive sword collection, including the Katana and Shamshir. The Keris is indeed a fascinating and significant addition to any collection. To help you with acquiring an authentic Keris, I’ve created a video guide sometime back, that covers essential tips and information you might find useful. You can watch it here: 👉 th-cam.com/video/dy1cVKDPLVY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Lhuq7joCspWT019g More videos essential for beginners can be found way at the very beginning of this channel. I hope this helps you complete your collection. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out! 😊 -JoFe.
Hello there my friend!
How are you?
Wonderful video!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very good content! I love it when you make technical videos about keris! Please don't stop.
Stay safe! 😀
Ps: how is the wand going?
Hello there my friend! I am well. Thank you for your positive feedback. I throw in a few variations of videos on rotation for a holistic and wholesome learning experience. As long as I am still around, I will share as much as I can from my experience.
My wand is sitting proudly in its case on my display case. Planning to get a Hogwarts uniform next for a fun photoshoot with the wand. 😁 -JoFe.
@@TheKerisCollector you are welcome my friend! Good to know you are well 👍🏻
That's great news. I really hope to see many more videos from you. This video was indeed very very good, much knowledge shared. I agree with you that most youtubers show shallow and limited techniques that work only inside one specific context. Indeed, in a fight one won't get a hammer to remove a stuck blade.
Another point is that you confirmed something I was wondering about. That battle keris handles are permanently glued to the blade.
I also found your explanation about the technique used by keris makers, of leaving a little of the keris blade above the limit of the scabbard, so that the keris doesn't get stuck, very interesting. I had seen many keris like this, but I thought it was just one of the many aesthetic variations in the keris universe. Thank you for showing the purpose of this manufacturing technique.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
As for the wand, I am really happy to know that its is ok and that it is in a special place 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oh! That will be very nice! Please share some photos 😀
Cheers!
Hello Jofe, I have been leaving messages on your TH-cam channel, and very thankful for your reply personally. I am living in Taiwan and I collect swords. And I have already purchased authentic Japanese sword made from Tamahagane steel, and Shamshir made from Wootz steel. The 3 greatest swords in the world history, Keris is my final piece of collectings. Frankly speaking I do know a lot about Katana and Shamshir, but I’m lacking the knowledge of Keri’s sword in order to fill up the last piece of my collection of swords. Could you give me some tips for me to buy an authentic Keris.
Hello! Thank you for your kind words and support on my TH-cam channel. It’s fantastic to hear about your impressive sword collection, including the Katana and Shamshir. The Keris is indeed a fascinating and significant addition to any collection.
To help you with acquiring an authentic Keris, I’ve created a video guide sometime back, that covers essential tips and information you might find useful. You can watch it here:
👉 th-cam.com/video/dy1cVKDPLVY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Lhuq7joCspWT019g
More videos essential for beginners can be found way at the very beginning of this channel.
I hope this helps you complete your collection. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out! 😊 -JoFe.