TimeWarp #6 - Making a Saya for the Mountain Kotanto @islandblacksmith
TimeWarp #6 - Making a Saya for the Mountain Kotanto  @islandblacksmith
Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Hand carving a Tools for Satoyama saya (scabbard) in the classical tanto style, made from scrap Nootka Cypress wood with maple kurikata. (4x) Full build overview: youtu.be/1VqXZgLwnRo
Serious students of the forge can watch the full process version here: youtu.be/JvLFrP6DNhE

Sokui is rice paste glue, the best tasting rice makes the best glue...using yesterday's rice is the optimal time for mixing and mashing completely before adding any water is recommended...read more about sokui here...
making: islandblacksmith.ca/2015/10/making-sokui-rice-paste-glue
strength testing: islandblacksmith.ca/2014/03/sokui-rice-paste-glue-strength-testing

The next step will be cord wrapping and finishing with natural urushi lacquer.

More about the process of making this knife here: islandblacksmith.ca/2016/08/process-making-the-mountain-kotanto
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TimeWarp #6 - Making a Saya for the Mountain Kotanto

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