Cutting tatami with a Yatagan sword from SwordBuy.com

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In this video, I cut a few tatami mats with a reproduction of a Yatagan sword from SwordBuy.com. This sword was made in the town of Yatagan, Turkey. This yatagan has a hilt made of ram's horn and weighs only 650 grams, as the originals did. They have another version with a brass hilt which is much heavier (1.3 kg). I found this blade to have a tough temper and it holds an edge well. As you can see in the video, this yatagan cuts well.

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10 окт 2024

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@swordbuy 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. That was a great cutting test. i think you and Yatagan can cut anything :) SwordBuy Team sending big respect to you. Thank you.

@robertfaucher3750 Год назад

send him another sword!

@savassen7747 5 месяцев назад

This is our historical weapon.And we expect to win against katana

@emesagas2346 2 года назад

This guy must hire by our army as a janissary.

@ericmelto7810 3 года назад

A sword is a very formidable weapon. This guy cuts your arm off in a twitch.

@Stratos.2 3 года назад

Their website says it's made using "Stainless Steel with 4034 Quality", is that the case? That would probably make it prone to chipping.

@Phil.Martin 3 года назад

The blade flexes and returns to true. It took an edge well and remains sharp after cutting several tatami mats. I have seen nothing to make me concerned about the durability of the blade. I have a few functional stainless shashkas from Kizlyar in Dagestan that I have cut tatami with and they have proven to be tough and durable. Kizlyar's description of their heat treatment process includes cryo treatment, which I have heard can improve the toughness of some stainless steels. I don't know the process used by the SwordBuy smiths in Yatagan, but the sword that I have seem to be similarly tough and durable.

@Stratos.2 3 года назад

@@Phil.Martin Cool, thanks for the reply and info. Been looking to buy a Yataghan and will consider this one.

@ButthurtImmigrant Год назад

Yatağan is my favourite sword

@erichusayn 3 года назад

Always a pleasure and an inspiration to watch you cut. Whats your opinion on the steel they use?

@Phil.Martin 3 года назад

See my reply to the earlier comment...

@erichusayn 3 года назад

@@Phil.Martin thank you. They have a couple designs I'm interested in, but that steel gave me pause. Good to know.

@Phil.Martin 3 года назад

@@erichusayn Also, I saw that Matthew Jensen was sent a couple of their swords, including a yatagan. So sometime soon, we'll have a chance to see just how much abuse they can take :-)

@erichusayn 3 года назад

@@Phil.Martin right. Been waiting to see that. Can't wait. Especially on these particular swords.

@nathanruben3372 2 года назад

Very versatile weapon and tool for male combat and daily life. Produced many lengths and weights. Janissary core's main weapon which every janissary carries...

@janteo1 2 года назад

this looks a awfull lot like a kopis, interesting design

@Tax_Collector01 Год назад

Yes, but where the Kopis and Kukri excels in chopping power the Yataghan compromises its chopping capabilities for a more balanced blade that could thrust and cut quickly. While the Kopis and Kukri style-blades would struggle with the thrust and consecutive cuts.

@GreaterAfghanistanMovement Год назад

It its descendant

@Salchooq 10 месяцев назад

Ottomans were fielding 100.000 armies . Light swords were technically advanced . Cost effective and easy to use.

@korkukokusu8311 Год назад

Ottoman swords look cool

@peripateticsnaps2827 Год назад

Istanbul yatagan sword is best to use. Is it from istnbul?

@İsmailKüçükaslan-m9j 5 месяцев назад

The real.location is in Türkiye yes but not İstanbul. İts Denizli Yatağan...But probaply the online shop web iş coordinating is in Istanbul...But this swotd made in Denizli Yatağan...❤