Price List
Wooden weapon services
This is all the services that can be done with wooden weapons
Musashi boat oar bokken
Made of red oak and given a tung oil finish. Bokken is 2" wide, 1 1/4" thick and available up to 6' long. Keep in mind these are hand made items so size may differ slightly between bokken.
Bokken
$75 for katana sized bokken and $50 for wakizashi sized bokken. This is the price for a plain oak bokken. If you want burn rings, cord wrapping, horn kashira or anything else then that'll be an additional cost.
Wooden tanto
Burn rings
rings can be wide, narrow, straight, zig zag or a combination of the above.
Rounding ends
Often times a bokken comes with a sharp point or the end of the handle will be squared off. in the case of the point this can obviously be a safety concern and the end of the handle can be both a comfort issue as well as a safety concern in some circumstances. Can also shorten the blade or handle for an additional cost.
Leather bokken tsuba
A 3 layer bokken tsuba made to take abuse. Size is slightly larger to provide better hand protection to the wielder.
Leather shinai tsuba
a 3 layer shinai tsuba made to take abuse. Size is slightly larger to provide better hand protection to the wielder.
Adding horn kashira to bokken
Give your bokken a touch of class with a horn kashira.
Octagon staff
Hardwood octagon staff. Can be made anywhere from 3’-8’
Octagon yawara stick
Yawara stick made from hardwood. Length can be anything from 6”-12”
Cord wrapping handle
if you would like the handle of a weapon wrapped in paracord for extra grip, to thicken up a grip or so have some spare cordage handy on a weapon I can paracord wrap the handle of your weapons for a cost. There are a few styles to choose from as well as colors
Refinishing bokken
Current finish is sanded off and a new tung oil finish is applied.
Synthetic weapon services
This is all the services that can be done with weapons made out of synthetics such as polypropylene
Stippling
Price is dependent on if you have any mock ito for me to grind off before stippling. If it’s a smooth handle already then I can just stipple over that but if it’s got the mock ito then I have to grind that off before I can stipple it. Depending on your system you may want the middle of the handle left smooth or wrap over it with some tennis racket tape so as to not abrade training partners.
Rounding ends
Often times a bokken comes with a sharp point or the end of the handle will be squared off. in the case of the point this can obviously be a safety concern and the end of the handle can be both a comfort issue as well as a safety concern in some circumstances.
Rounding spine
The sharper spine on some polypropylene weapons leads to the spine denting more easily with use but rounding the spine over a bit can make it more durable.