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title: "Vulcan Gear Traditional Japanese Handmade Sharp Katana Samurai Sword with Scabbard and Sword Stand"
brand: "vulcan gear"
price: "32.93 OMR"
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reviews_count: 4
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# 3-Piece Stand Wood Scabbard 28" Blade Vulcan Gear Traditional Japanese Handmade Sharp Katana Samurai Sword with Scabbard and Sword Stand

**Brand:** vulcan gear
**Price:** 32.93 OMR
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Vulcan Gear Traditional Japanese Handmade Sharp Katana Samurai Sword with Scabbard and Sword Stand by vulcan gear
- **How much does it cost?** 32.93 OMR with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- vulcan gear enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted vulcan gear brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Elegant Display:** Includes a stunning 3-piece wooden sword stand to showcase your katana in style.
- • **Razor Sharp Precision:** Crafted from high carbon steel, this blade offers unmatched sharpness and durability.
- • **Authentic Craftsmanship:** Handmade by skilled artisans, this katana embodies the rich heritage of Japanese sword-making.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Warrior:** Experience the craftsmanship of a traditional katana, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
- • **Perfect for Right-Handed Users:** Designed for optimal handling and control, making it a must-have for any serious sword collector.

## Overview

This Traditional Japanese Handmade Sharp Katana Samurai Sword features a 28-inch high carbon steel blade, a wooden scabbard, and comes with a beautifully crafted 3-piece sword stand, making it an essential addition for any sword enthusiast or collector.

## Description

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## Features

- Classic Handmade Razor Sharp Katana / Samurai Sword
- 40" Overall in length with Wood Scabbard
- 28" Carbon Steel Razor Sharp 2-Pin Full Tang Blade
- Includes a 3 piece wood single Sword Stand measuring 15" wide 6.5" tall
- This is the same Samurai Sword from the same swordsmith work shop as other higher priced ones with a fancy Japanese name.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Vulcan Gear |
| Blade Length | 28 Inches |
| Handle Material | Steel,Wood |
| Blade Material | High Carbon Steel |
| Style | Crane Tsuba |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Manufacturer | Vulcan Gear |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 43 x 3.7 x 3.5 inches |
| Package Weight | 1.86 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Vulcan Gear |
| Warranty Description | Standard Amazon Warranty |
| Model Name | 15969 |
| Color | Crane Tsuba |
| Material | Metal |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Included Components | 3-Piece Woord Sword Stand |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Vulcan Gear
- **Blade Length:** 28 Inches
- **Handle Material:** Steel,Wood
- **Blade Material:** High Carbon Steel
- **Style:** Crane Tsuba

## Images

![Vulcan Gear Traditional Japanese Handmade Sharp Katana Samurai Sword with Scabbard and Sword Stand - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+Fg-zwSxL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it cut a tree**
A: First, understand I am somewhat crippled from nine back surgeries and was actually paralyzed from the waist down for six years. I have to keep pushing myself or I find myself slipping backwards. I both bass fish and catfish on the river. It takes a tough man to consider fishing where I do so I have a self trained medical assist dog and one of these swords. I use it sheathed for a cane and I cut and hack trees, poison ivy, briars, be very careful cutting briars with a sword, and anything else that gets in my way including the occasional beaver or other wild animals that are pissed the dog and I are intruding in their territory. These swords will cut or hack down a tree the size of an average human leg but they will bend if not struck correctly. I've been living the country life so long I just stick it in the ground to the point of the bend and straighten them back until I get home and can heat treat them after making sure they are straight. I've welded the cheapo's back together so many times you wouldn't believe it. 
So to answer your question.
Yes, they can but keep your sword sharp and the sharp side pointed away from you. 
Also, make damn sure your hands aren't wet and you have a firm grasp on your sword.  
I've lost more than one of them by it coming out of my hand and landing out in a raging river.

**Q: Will the blade detach if I wing it?**
A: This is a full tang sword, if your hitting hard objects the blade could break

**Q: Is it usable**
A: This sword easily cuts THICK plastic orange juice bottles. I’ve had so clean cuts and a lot of fun! This is a nice sword for the money. For real.

**Q: how it long the samurai**
A: While sword is 40" long.   The blade is 28 5/8" long.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honestly it's worth it.
*by B***  on July 23, 2021*

You can do a lot worse for $50. It's very sturdily built and everything is fit together securely, blade is decently sharp it will cut, but it isn't going to bite you if your too close to the edge, wrap is good handle had a few makers marks and a sharp piece of solder left on the Fuchi (hilt collar) its fine though it was only a $50 so no big deal I filed it down in 3 minutes. The Tsuba is nice they didn't show you on the website what the blade side looks like but surprise there's a really nicely inlaid looking samurai doing a ceremonial dance with a fan I will in clue pictures it's really cool and was not advertised so cool surprise. The Saya or scabbard could be a little bit tighter but I will add some paper to add more tension no big deal considering what needs to be done well on a sword, totally was for the rest of it, the Sageo was neat and the Saya has a nice even flat black finish . THE ITO WAS TIGHT ENOUGH. The Menuki on the handle were placed nicely and the fake samé gawa looked real enough and had good nodule size should work fine. The Habki is fit well and should hold nicely it looks very even and fitted on securely and the Seppa were .. ok and not amazing, again $50 it's totally fine..... overall you get a nice sword for a great price.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Working blade, great stuff for the price.
*by H***O on May 14, 2018*

Ok, I just read the reviews: now I have to write one. Seriously, people, 40 bones doesn't get you a classic, lovely Japanese sword. Sorry to break the news. Some stale oil in the scabbard isn't the end of the world... it's some stale oil. Rust happens, if it's a steel blade. Oil the bloody thing, and you won't get rust. I have to oil my medeival replica real swords as well. It's the carbon steel; if you want strong steel, it ain't going to be stainless.This is a steel blade, not cast chrome alloy like I've had before, where they break at the first impact. To verify this one's utility I took it camping. There was a down tree (lightning) that was starting to return to nature (starting to rot) so I made firewood. With this cheap Katana. Just like an axe with a light blade, and you do want to watch your toes! After chopping a mess of firewood I was happy that the blade will last. I noticed afterwards that there was a slight bow in the blade, probably about 3/8" along the length, either these aren't for chopping wood or the blade came slightly bent and I didn't notice? Either way, I'm good.My son got this one that I did the test on. That's what brought me back here today... since I gave him mine, I need one now, just in case... or for if I forget my ax. I'm getting another to replace it, and wanted the exact same one because I know it works. What a great deal!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ For the money, I'm impressed. Autopsy results below.
*by J***S on September 5, 2021*

I will preface this by stating that my views are based on the fact that this sword cost about $50.Given the price, it is remarkable. It is indeed a full-tang blade, which I confirmed by removing the tsuka (handle).The tsuka is plastic, and has a large rectangular slot in it, quite a lot bigger than the nakago (tang).Because the hole in the tsuka is much larger than the nakago, the remaining space is filled with epoxy. While this is probably even more safe and secure than the traditional way of attaching the blade to the tsuka, it is also intended to be permanent.It is possible to remove the sword from the tsuka, but it's not easy.After tapping out both mekugi (bamboo pegs) I placed a thick wooden dowel along the tskua and butted up against the tsuba, and used a hammer to drive the tsuka off the nakago.I was eventually able to free the sword from the tsuka, but this still left the nakago covered in epoxy.The photo shows the epoxy, which is black in color. Towards the end, you can see a grey area - that is the steel nakago showing through. As you can see, it's a pretty big chunk of epoxy.You can't see it in the photo because of the block of epoxy, but the nakago is of the traditional shape and size, unlike some of the machine-made swords I have owned in the past.The photo also shows the large rectangular slot in the tsuka.I sat the nakago in some boiling water for a few minutes, which caused the epoxy to become soft and crumbly, and enabled me to scrape it off. This freed up the fuchi, the tsuba, and both seppa.This does now mean that the tsuka is way too loose on the nakago, so I will have to make a new, more traditional tsuka from wood.If you are not prepared to make a new tsuka, or at least re-fill the plastic tsuka with epoxy upon reassembly, you should make sure to choose a tsuba you like, because you won't be able to change it easily!Unusual tsuka construction aside, the rest of the construction is completely conventional, with no hidden surprises or obvious weak points.It's really a very nice sword considering the price. The steel is pretty soft and probably won't hold an edge for long, and the grinding of the bevels is a bit wobbly, but it's a real sword, and really much better than it should be for $50.Apart from the plastic tsuka already mentioned, the only other plastic part I can find is the koi-guchi (the mouth of the saya, or scabbard).This part is traditionally made of horn. Horn is a natural polymer, and is very similar to modern plastics, so I think plastic is a reasonable and appropriate substitute here.The fuchi, kashira, shitodome, menuki and tsuba are all metal. It appears to be some sort of zinc-based pot metal, but it is actually finished very nicely, and looks pretty respectable. Even the gold-colored shitodome manage to look classy rather than cheesy.I am not 100% sure because I have not yet tested them with a file, but I think the seppa and habaki are solid brass, which is impressive if true.The saya (scabbard) is made of wood, and is so light in weight that I initially thought it was plastic. It seems sturdy enough though I guess.You may be wondering why I disassembled my sword in a destructive manner. The reason I did it is also the reason for my one big complaint with this sword, and that is that it is only available in katana size.Like many people, I wanted a katana and a wakizashi.I ended up buying two katanas, and shortening one of them into a wakizashi. I enjoy projects like this so it's all part of the fun for me, but I expect most people probably aren't going to want to go to such lengths.My recommendation to the manufacturer is to start making a wakizashi version too!

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