温故知新 | Study the Old to Know the New | by Trevor Komori @islandblacksmith
温故知新 | Study the Old to Know the New | by Trevor Komori  @islandblacksmith
Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In a forge on Vancouver Island, reclaimed steel is turned into tanto. islandblacksmith.ca

Directed, Photographed, and Edited by Trevor Komori: trevorkomori.com
Location Sound: Sean Brouwer
B Camera Operator: Liam Leyland
Music Composed by Kurtis So: kurtisso.com
Production Assistants: Vivian Hu & Judy Zheng

behind the scenes: islandblacksmith.ca/2017/08/komorisan-back-in-the-forge
still images: islandblacksmith.ca/2018/08/short-film-release-%E6%B8%A9%E6%95%85%E7%9F%A5%E6%96%B0
photos and process of making this tanto: islandblacksmith.ca/2017/08/on-ko-chi-shin-tanto
温故知新 | Study the Old to Know the New | by Trevor KomoriMuseum Forge part 7/7 - making dorojiru ladle & hikaki from salvaged partsTLDW #18 - Aikuchi Tanto Koshirae - Making the FittingsSOTW #5 -  Forging A Tanto Blade...from a carriage leaf springTLDW #23 - Replacing the Higuchi (tuyere) in the new forgeMuseum Forge part 4/7 - making a tuyere from clay and charcoal brasqueTanto Geometry - inside look at traditional kaiken mountingMuseum Forge part 1/7 - building the fuigo wallTimeWarp #4 - Forging a Mountain Kotanto from a Reclaimed Harrow ToothTLDW #15 - Building a Charcoal Tanto ForgeTLDW #12 - Hand Carving a Saya for the Mountain KotantoMuseum Forge part 2/7 - natural earthen tsuchikabe fuigo wall
Crossed Heart Forge - islandblacksmith |

温故知新 | Study the Old to Know the New | by Trevor Komori

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