Description
This listing focuses on measurable geometry and finish, the Japanese-Style Sharp Steel Knife is a hand-finished Katana from DAO SWORD. Published length, overall 103 cm.
Key Features
- Blade steel as listed: high-performance steel with strong toughness and hardness up to 58HRC
- Key dimensions: overall 103 cm
- Edge: Sharp
- Hardness (HRC): 58HRC
- Hand-finished workshop production with clear product photography
- Optional custom engraving and size requests available
Who It’s For
Martial artists who need a forms or training-oriented blade as labeled; collectors who want Chinese historical styles with published steel and length; gift buyers who prefer clear specs over vague claims.
Craftsmanship
Forged and finished in our workshop with traditional single- or double-edge geometry depending on the model. The steel for this SKU is recorded as “high-performance steel with strong toughness and hardness up to 58HRC.” Listed hardness: 58HRC.
Care
Keep the blade dry after handling. For carbon, manganese, and pattern steels, apply a light coat of oil and store in a dry place. Avoid trapping moisture against the steel for long periods.
What’s in the Package
- Sword as pictured
- Scabbard when included on the listing
- Protective shipping materials
Related: Browse more Hand Forged Japanese Katanas for Sale · Custom length, steel & engraving · Size chart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What steel is used on the Japanese-Style Sharp Steel Knife?
The listed blade steel is: high-performance steel with strong toughness and hardness up to 58HRC. We do not invent hardness numbers beyond what appears in the specifications table.
Is the edge sharp?
Edge condition on this listing: Sharp. Follow your local laws for ownership and import.
What length should I choose?
This model lists blade length as listed on this page. Compare with our size chart or ask for a custom length on the Custom page.
Do you offer engraving?
Yes — names, short mottos, or simple logos via our Custom / Engraving page. Engraved pieces are non-returnable unless defective.
How should I care for the blade?
Keep the steel dry, wipe after handling, and apply a light coat of oil on carbon or pattern steels. Store in a dry place.
More help: Shipping · Returns · Custom & Engraving · Size Chart.
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