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• Attention:No knife oil within the bottle because of shipping disorders Maintenance Procedures Scabbard Maintenance: The scabbard of your sword is finished in many coats of lacquer In order to preserve the shine, the scabbard needs solely to be wiped from time to time with a very tender fabric In addition, only handle the scabbard by means of maintaining the wrapped section Otherwise, positive scratches attributable to handing the lacquered sections will boring the end Blade Maintenance: Make sure the sting of the blade is faraway from you and work very intently to bypass harm First use a sheet of rice paper to remove the oil from previous upkeep Starting at the base of the blade, place the cleansing paper on themune(back of the blade) and fold it into halves toward the sting Lightly grip the paper-covered blade along with your thumb and forefinger to wipe the blade upward solely When expertise is attained, the wiping motion can also be either ways, up and down Lack of experience may cause the chopping of paper or even hands and thus it must be strictly prevented Be specifically careful in wiping when you reach the tip of the blade In case the oil can't be removed with ease, cotton or gauze soaked in benzene or pure alcohol may be used in an identical wiping method Once the oil is removed, use theuchiko(powder ball) and faucet it flippantly along the length of the blade (When using the ball for the first time, you might deserve to faucet the ball against the blade once or twice to”start” the powder flow throughout the fabric of the ball) Next, use a clean piece of rice paper to carefully rub over the powder to shine the blade Repeat till either side of the blade had been polished and the oil/powder is removed Do now not inhale the powder Apply about a drops of oil alongside the size of every aspect of the blade Then use a new piece of wealthy paper or clear cotton material to unfold the oil evenly over the blade The oil needs to be unfold thinly and calmly in order that no excess oil will overflow and injury the scabbard Make sure not to touch the blade again before re-sheathing Storage Always store your sword horizontally with theha(edge) up This prevents the oil to move down along the blade floor and make a pool at thekissaki(point) Furthermore, this prevents the sting from pertaining to the scabbard and preserves the condition of both

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