Is the Tanto the "Ultimate Knife"?
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2016
- Third in a series about the Japanese art of tantojutsu. This one deals with whether the tanto is the ultimate knife as some have tried to call it. We lost a few seconds of sound due to the wind. I don't think it is very important to the overall information covered. I hope this helps people understand the reality of this Japanese art.
Enjoyed the wind but the talking in the background kind of ruined the ambience for me :/
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The audio tho
when he said gshdhshsjdjshsjsjahshhs i felt that
u aint cappin my soul is also on fire
68 people were stabbed during this demonstration.
Really liked the bit where the wind said it's winding time and proceeded to wind all over the place
I'm genuinely interested in this topic BUT the wind obviously didn't agree with your opinion.
i cant believe they uploaded this with that fcked up audio
the purpose of tanto is to hide its purpose which makes it better than any sword or knife weapon,,,,you can use it for cooking. 😄
It’s like a funny movie where they put noise in instead of the words lol
Oh he got da cod ghost belt
like ur new channel. been a reader of ur blog for a while now. could we get some captions for this? its an interesting video and the wind makes it hard to understand what ur saying
I couldn't hear nothing
Because you said nothing instead of anything.
Double negative.
Love the cod ghost belt thoooooooo
Wind ruins everything =(
Caught you danceing.
Life is too short not to!!!
Wind go brrr
Whaaaat!????
No one is going to mention his buckle?
What's wrong with the buckle? Doesn't anyone have a sense of humor anymore?
I really don't see why this is such a big debate. The geometric strength and rigidity of the Tanto point's design makes it the superior shape for stabbing. Sure the drop point and spear point are both also very strong, but the Tanto has the advantage of being based on the strongest shape of all: The Pyramid.
Edit: This comment refers to the Tanto point style in general. Not just the Japanese Tanto dagger.
Japanese tanto is basically a stylized drop point with training tip.
You're thinking of "Americanized" tanto, which is a badly designed chisel-tip with less strength than a single beveled chisel, let alone a drop point or even sheephoof tip
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Why do people say there Japanese? Didn't the Vikings use the same kind of blade?
You'd be thinking of a seax, though I'm sure knives with similar shapes to a tanto existed. The difference would be that it'd be replicating a tanto, and based on a tanto.
Japanese swords have the tanto style point, which were also adapted to their knives.
Japan sent a monument to the Alamo.
Out of respect.
The BOWIE knife is the greatest knife in history.
Nah to bulky
@CLB Ronin as a multi purpose knife the Bowie wins. For fighting, a dagger or tanto is better
It comes down to context.
What are you doing with your knife , what do you need to use your knife for, what kind of combat situations do you face.
FS daggers were made and used in WW1 & WW2 they were slender daggers majority with around 7" blade with dual edges, they were used in 1-1 combat and to sneak up on foes. Slender & pointy enough to slide through ribs and trench coats yet small enough to conceal. They could give nasty slashes if sharpened properly , they could be used to cut materials, and foods, but you can not battan with it, nor pry , open ammo cans etc. But killing was its strong suit.
Kukri blade used and carried by Gurkhas in WW1 - WW2 period (still some carry today) but that was used more like a machete , had a 12 - 13" wide blade , could chop human limbs off and cut through small trees, and clear pathways. This weapon would shine in combat scenarios where you are not breathing distance from your enemy as you could generate power and create distance , coming in for a ferricious kill.
Although the FS is small compared to the Kukri , if you were to be body to body close in a combat scenario you would probably prefer the FS over the Kukri.
However, if you had distance in a combat scenario then you would probably go for the advantages of the Kukri over the FS.
My point is Bowie, Kukri, Dagger, Tanto, or sword, depending on design and scenario everything has pros and cons. Thinner pointier blades can pierce flesh better as there is less material in contact , however can damage easier as it's mass / material is less. No matter the blade design it is all about what is fit for purpose. Bowie knives differ in design some are pointier others are broader , some are very thick others thin, some curved , some straight, some dual edges some single.
As long as a blade has its strengths and is used towards those strengths they usually fulfill the task or purpose at hand, as that was its intended design. You wouldn't fight a 16 century European armoured knight up close and personal with a Bowie knife you would use a reinforced dagger and you wouldn't need a reinforced dagger in a modern combat scenario where people do not wear steel armour, you might use a Bowie for all purpose tasks in the modern world whereas a dagger wouldn't be very good for all purpose tasks today.
I wish everybody taking about tanto knives or tanto points would use the right term,"american tanto "!
The the fighting knife(dagger)of the samurai, the tanto, had no american tanto point.
Its a sketch.
KHUKURI KNIFE IS THE BEST ALL AROUND KNIFE.
HuH??
Too much noise
Take it upon yourself and open the truth.
If you put a windscreen on the mic this won't happen.
In my latest videos, I've been putting the camera in a cardboard box. We get too much wind out here.
Poor effort. Audio noise obviously. Do you not proof-watch before posting? Jesus!
NOT LIKED, AUDIO SUPER BAD