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Trueswords03 Sep, 2026Business
Cosplaying, especially if you participate in conventions, can be a great way to meet like minds and an even better way to get creative. And, sometimes, swords or other mock weapons are a part of the costume. But not all cosplay medieval swords are created equal. Here are some things to look for in one, as well as how to take care of it.
Trueswords27 Aug, 2026Business
The first and most important thing to keep in mind is that preventing damage to the edge of a ninja sword starts with what you cut with it. But first, note this: you should not be using a ninja sword (or any sword) for live cutting practice if it is not battle-ready. This means it needs:
Trueswords20 Aug, 2026Business
An automatic stiletto can be quite a fidget-friendly tool, and it can be a practical tool to carry as well, if only for defensive applications. Of course, you need to know how to maintain it as well, if you expect it to last. Here are some high-level notes.
Trueswords19 Aug, 2026Business
There are arguably a lot more out-the-side knives out there than there are out the front knives, especially in the realm of automatic knives, or autos. With that concept being broached, here are 5 reasons an automatic OTF knife might be a better match for you than an equivalent OTS, or out the side, knife.
Trueswords13 Aug, 2026Business
Yet not all replicas are made to the same level of quality and authenticity. This short guide will break down some of the details associated with that, and how to determine you’ll be putting your money in a good place. If you’re considering a replica sword from The Hobbit (or from any film series for that matter) here are a few things to look for.
Trueswords13 Aug, 2026Business
There is a very famous scene in Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit after Gandalf assists Bilbo and Thorin’s Company in their escape from the trolls, in which the hobbit, the dwarves, and the wizard raid their treasure store in the cave in which the trolls were living.
Trueswords13 Aug, 2026Business
One of the most distinctive attributes of traditional Japanese swords is the “hamon” or “hamon” line, which is a wavy line at the edge of the blade that shows where the clay tempering process took place. This is not just cosmetic, it is a mark of quality if it is authentic. Here’s what you need to know.
Trueswords13 Aug, 2026Business
Traditionally, Japanese swords have been made with a type of steel called tamahagane, which is derived from iron sand, then forged and tempered using a process known as yaki-ire, or clay-tempering, which produces a harder edge, a softer, more shock-resistant spine, and a characteristic, wavy hamon line near the edge. Today, some modern katanas and other Japanese swords are made with Damascus steel, but can a katana with a Damascus blade be battle ready? Let’s take a closer look.
Trueswords30 Jul, 2026Business
For some of you looking for more information on realistic katanas or other Japanese swords, you might be interested in learning more about wooden handle katana swords, or even buying one. In the former case, these are actually a special type of sword that was not intended for combat. This short post will tell you all you need to know from a high level.
Trueswords27 Jul, 2026Business
However, he is also well-known for his unique swords; if you landed here looking for a replica of Tengen’s swords from Demon Slayer, you’re in the right place. Not to mince words, Tengen Uzui is one of the most accomplished and deadly swordsmen in the entire Demon Slayer Corps, and he wields a very unique “style” of sword.
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