| lilastick • PM |
Oct 19, 2025 4:02 PM
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Hey everyone, I just got my first mini katana and I want to make sure it stays in good shape. I’ve read a little about cleaning and storing them, but I’m not sure what’s actually practical day-to-day. How do you all keep your mini katanas looking great without spending hours on maintenance? Any tips for keeping them dust-free and avoiding rust would be awesome.
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| helenbish • PM |
Oct 19, 2025 4:43 PM
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I had the same concerns when I started collecting. One thing that really helped me was buying a few pieces from hand-forged katana because they come with decent care guidance. I keep mine in a dry, low-humidity spot and lightly wipe the blades now and then. Also, avoiding bare-hand contact with the blade too much prevents oils from messing up the finish. Little steps like these make a huge difference over time.
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| katerine666 • PM |
Oct 20, 2025 5:49 PM
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I often watch collectors arrange their pieces and it’s fascinating to see how small changes, like display angle, spacing, and occasional dusting, can completely enhance the presentation. Even subtle habits like rotating the display or checking humidity make a collection look well-maintained and thoughtfully curated, showing that consistent care is just as important as acquiring the right pieces.
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