High manganese steel solid suit integrated stick straight knife Ju He Tang horizontal knife

Description

Material characteristics
High manganese steel: It has high strength, high toughness, and good wear resistance. When impacted, the surface will quickly harden, improving its wear resistance and reducing the risk of tool curling or chipping during use. It can withstand large external impacts and is suitable for cutting, chopping, and other actions.
Design Features
Plain style: The overall appearance is simple and unadorned, without too many fancy decorations, pursuing a minimalist and atmospheric beauty, and paying more attention to the practicality and functionality of the cutting tools.
One piece stick straight knife: The blade and handle are forged as a whole, which enhances the overall strength and stability of the tool, avoids possible loosening problems at the connection between the blade and the handle, and enables the tool to better transmit force during use, making operation more convenient.
Juhe Design: Drawing inspiration from some design concepts of Japanese Juhe knives, it may have optimized the blade shape, handle length, center of gravity distribution, and other aspects to meet the usage needs of related martial arts schools such as Juhe, making it easy to quickly draw, chop, and retract the knife, and having high practicality and performance.
Tang horizontal knife design: It basically retains the classic appearance of Tang horizontal knives, with a slender blade, single-sided cutting, sharp edge, sharp tip, and a certain curvature of the blade, which is conducive to cutting and piercing, and can increase the cutting force and speed of the knife when swung, reflecting the unique charm and elegant temperament of Tang knives.
Craftsmanship: High manganese steel solid suit integrated stick straight knife, Juhe Tang horizontal knife
Craftsmanship
Forging: Heating high manganese steel to a high-temperature plastic state, repeatedly pounding and pressing the steel through manual forging or machine forging, making its internal structure denser and more uniform, removing impurities, refining grains, and forming unique forging textures to enhance the strength and toughness of the knife.
Heat treatment: The forged blade is subjected to quenching, tempering and other heat treatment processes, with precise control of heating temperature, cooling rate, tempering time and other parameters to achieve ideal hardness and toughness, improve the sharpness and retention of the blade, and ensure that the tool can maintain good performance during use.
Grinding and polishing: After multiple grinding and polishing processes, using different grit sandpaper, grinding wheel, oilstone and other grinding tools, from coarse grinding to fine grinding, the surface of the blade is polished smooth like a mirror, removing forging marks, burrs and defects, giving the blade a metallic luster, and further improving the sharpness of the blade.
Assembly: Assemble the processed blade with the handle and sheath to ensure a tight and secure fit between each component. The handle may be wrapped or embedded with materials such as wood or keratin to increase grip comfort and friction; The scabbard is mostly made of wooden material and treated with painting, carving and other techniques on the surface, which not only protects the blade but also enhances the overall aesthetics.
purpose
Martial arts training and performance: Due to its design meeting the needs of some martial arts schools, it is often used in martial arts training and performance to help practitioners improve their swordsmanship skills and body coordination, showcasing the charm and style of martial arts.
Collection and Decoration: As a craft with historical and cultural heritage and artistic value, it is favored by many collectors and can be used for collection, display, or home decoration, adding a unique cultural atmosphere to the space.
Film and television props: In some ancient costume film and television works, they are often used as props to showcase ancient war scenes and martial arts movements, adding realism and viewing value to the works.