Tameshigiri Wood Stand

Every Kenshi should practice tameshigiri—the Japanese art of target test cutting. But to practice without proper training and knowledge is reckless and could endanger yourself and others around you. One must learn the essential techniques and principles of how to use a katana before actually trying tameshigiri.

Once you have the foundations, nothing is more satisfying than testing your skills with tameshigiri. To begin your training, you will need cutting mats and a sturdy stand that holds the cutting mats and able to withstand the punishment every tameshigiri session puts it through.

This heavy duty stand is made of solid wood. The circular platform holds your tatami in place with large wooden dowel. The midsection is very sturdy and will stand up to the heaviest cuts. Four wooden "legs" feature holes to stake the stand into ground surface and the stand can easily be modified to hold multiple cutting mediums.

Always be aware of your surroundings and use extreme caution when cutting. Improper care can result in serious injuries or death.