A slow motion record of some other cuts
http://youtu.be/0CeHfUPTDoo
http://youtu.be/cTceDqw5a_8

Slow motion 4" roll cut by Lancelot and Deva Slayer.
Slow motion 2" roll cut by Cloud and Dotan sword.
Good videos!

Is that a standard tatami roll? Impressive you guys cut them while just suspended on a string.
Johan Gemvik wrote:
Good videos!

Is that a standard tatami roll? Impressive you guys cut them while just suspended on a string.


It's a wet newspaper roll, something that's even more difficult than a tatami roll to cut due to the lighter weight and less space inside the target.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C70zNOOjpcs

Slow motion cuts on 4" newspapers roll. This time the roll was pegged on the cutting stand.
Clearly Lancelot you need greater challenges! Oak trees, engine blocks, passing motorcyclists? Something like that!
Ken Speed wrote:
Clearly Lancelot you need greater challenges! Oak trees, engine blocks, passing motorcyclists? Something like that!


End up with a collection of motorcycle helmets on pike heads maybe. ;) :lol:
Actually I found the Aquatherm pipe dealer in Hong Kong and planned to add a pipe or 2 inside the newspapers roll to mimick "bone effects" as Peter Johnsson suggested. However, the dealer only sells in a BIG BULK.... not the pipe was expensive but I don't have that much room to store them!

So maybe I'll have to look for some other substitutions. Cutting pork arms were fine, but pork arms were actually more difficult to cut than a living flesh and bone combination, due to the hardened bone after the cease of blood flow and too light the weight it has (being just a limb).
http://youtu.be/zgE_MyDGykY
Cutting grey PVC pipe cored newspapers roll. The pipe wasn't good, it shatters.
Lancelot, Maybe this isn't a good suggestion, you'll have to decide for yourself, but I was wondering if the heavy cardboard tubes carpet is rolled on would work for you?
Ken Speed wrote:
Lancelot, Maybe this isn't a good suggestion, you'll have to decide for yourself, but I was wondering if the heavy cardboard tubes carpet is rolled on would work for you?


I tried cutting those and it scratched my blade so bad, leaving dulled area all over the edge. The deepest scratch marks on my sword was left over from that cut. Those cardboard tubes were filled with metallic substances. One of my students cut the cardboard in halves, producing a spark from the cardboard tube during the action. We examined the edge afterward and the part that made the spark was melt and deformed!
Even ordinary cardboard is very abrasive, in fact one can use cardboard as a strop to wear off the wire edge when trying for a razor edge when sharpening.

So not too surprised that carboard can scratch a blade and even more so one that has metallic inclusions in the mix. :eek:
http://youtu.be/4FVu8nYWC_Y
Wrapped newspapers on a white PP pipe and performed a combo-cut on the target. Then I cut the last part of the target with a left handed diagonal cut.

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