What makes T10 steel special?

T10 is a high-carbon tungsten steel known for its exceptional hardness, durability, and edge retention. It is often clay-tempered to create a distinct hamon and increase blade flexibility.

How do I maintain a T10 steel sword?

Regularly clean the blade with a soft cloth, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and store it in a dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or fingerprints.

What is the difference between T10 steel and other high-carbon steels?

T10 steel contains tungsten, making it harder and more wear-resistant than standard 1060 or 1095 carbon steel. It holds a sharp edge longer while still maintaining toughness.

What is the best way to sharpen a T10 steel sword?

Use a whetstone or professional sharpening kit. Avoid power tools, as excessive heat can damage the blade’s temper. Follow the original edge angle for optimal sharpness.

How does T10 steel compare to folded steel?

T10 steel is a mono steel known for its strength and sharpness, while folded steel has multiple layers for aesthetic appeal. Folded steel does not necessarily improve performance.

T10 Steel Swords

Experience the power and precision of T10 Steel Swords, crafted for superior sharpness and durability. Wield the exquisite Shikoto Touchstone Handmade Legacy Katana, embrace the warrior spirit with the Musashi Bushin Sword, or master the art of the blade with the Sokojikara Scorn Handmade Katana. Explore our collection and own a sword built for strength and tradition!

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Shikoto Touchstone Handmade Wakizashi / Samurai Sword - Hand Forged Clay Tempered T10 High Carbon Steel - Ray Skin; Iron Tsuba; Certificate of Authenticity - Functional, Full Tang, Battle Ready

Shikoto Touchstone Wakizashi

$289.99

Different views of the Shikoto Tiger Wood Katana

A view of the blade, scabbard and handle

Shikoto Tigerwood Katana and Scabbard

$459.99

Sokojikara Dynasty Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword - T10 High Carbon Steel, Hand Forged, Clay Tempered - Genuine Ray Skin; Bronze Tsuba - Functional, Full Tang, Battle Ready

Sokojikara Dynasty Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword - T10 High Carbon Steel, Hand Forged, Clay Tempered - Genuine Ray Skin; Bronze Tsuba - Functional, Full Tang, Battle Ready

$189.98 ~~Price reduced from $302.99 to~~

The Shikoto Touchstone Handmade Katana displayed on its stand

Detailed view of the katana's handle, pommel and scabbard

The full length of the katana's blade on display

Shikoto Touchstone Handmade Legacy Katana / Samurai Sword

$299.99

Sokojikara Scorn Handmade Katana shown from different angles

A close-up of the katana's cord-wrapped handle

Sokojikara Scorn Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword

$199.99 ~~Price reduced from $314.99 to~~

Sokojikara Kitsune Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword - T10 High Carbon Steel, Hand Forged, Clay Tempered - Genuine Ray Skin; Iron Tsuba - Traditional Japanese Style - Functional, Full Tang, Battle Ready

Sokojikara Kitsune Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword

$221.98 ~~Price reduced from $302.99 to~~

Sokojikara Joker Katana With Scabbard - T10 Clay Tempered Steel Blade, Genuine Black Rayskin, Brass Fittings -Length 39 1/4”

Sokojikara Joker Katana with Scabbard

$169.98 ~~Price reduced from $196.99 to~~

Sokojikara Golden Tiger Katana And Scabbard - T10 Clay Tempered Steel Blade, Genuine Black Rayskin, Brass Tsuba And Fittings -Length 39 3/4”

Sokojikara Golden Tiger Katana and Scabbard

$296.99

Katana handle wrapped in a teal cord and ray skin with a brass tsuba etched with double swords lying on a black scabbard

Katana with tsuka wrapped in a teal cord and tea dyed rayskin encased in black scabbard with a teal cord around a brass knob

Shikoto teal wrapped and tea dyed rayskin katana sword laying on top of certificate of authenticity

Zoomed view of brass tsuba embossed with double swords on each side showcasing tea dyed rayskin wrapped in a teal cord

Close view of katana handle with tea dyed rayskin peeking through wrapped in a teal cord

A rectangle shaped wood box case showing Japanese characters engraved on top for a katana sword next to a black silk sword bag

Katana sword with brass tsuba and handle with teal cord rayskin on top of a black scabbard displayed on a black wooden stand

Shikoto Hammer-Forged Longquan Master Teal Katana

$316.99

Musashi Bushin Sword - Hand-Forged, Water-Tempered 1095 Carbon Steel Blade, Genuine Rayskin Wrapped Handle - Length 41 1/2"

$272.99

Sokojikara Dragon Wood Hand-Forged Katana - T10 High Carbon Steel Clay Tempered Blade, Genuine Ray Skin, Brass Tsuba And Pommel - Length 40 1/2”

Sokojikara Dragon Wood Hand-Forged Katana

$266.98 ~~Price reduced from $318.99 to~~

Assembled angled shots of a handmade samurai sword demostrating T10 steel blade with genuine rayskin handle and an iron tsuba

Clay tempered bamboo handmade sword enclosed in a wooden scabbard with genuine rayskin handle wrapped with brown braided cord

Magnified view of samurai sword handle with genuine rayskin wrapped with brown japanese cord attached to iron handguard

Zoomed view of tsuka end on katana sword with brown rope braided around the rayskin handle

Close view of brown braided cord wrapped around on a handmade sword handle with genuine rayskin

Sokojikara Bambusa Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword

$225.98 ~~Price reduced from $302.99 to~~

T10 Swords

Experience the superior cutting power of T10 steel swords from BudK. Known for their incredible hardness, durability, and edge retention, these swords offer a perfect balance of performance and craftsmanship.

T10 SWORD FAQS

What makes T10 steel special?
T10 is a high-carbon tungsten steel known for its exceptional hardness, durability, and edge retention. It is often clay-tempered to create a distinct hamon and increase blade flexibility.
How do I maintain a T10 steel sword?
Regularly clean the blade with a soft cloth, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and store it in a dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or fingerprints.
What is the difference between T10 steel and other high-carbon steels?
T10 steel contains tungsten, making it harder and more wear-resistant than standard 1060 or 1095 carbon steel. It holds a sharp edge longer while still maintaining toughness.
What is the best way to sharpen a T10 steel sword?
Use a whetstone or professional sharpening kit. Avoid power tools, as excessive heat can damage the blade’s temper. Follow the original edge angle for optimal sharpness.
How does T10 steel compare to folded steel?
T10 steel is a mono steel known for its strength and sharpness, while folded steel has multiple layers for aesthetic appeal. Folded steel does not necessarily improve performance.