Shogun Sword Stand

"Good average quality stand. A couple of simple tweaks bring it up to a 4, I would strongly suggest all contacting surfaces be given a coat of contact cement before they are screwed together. Also get some felt with tape on the back from a hardware store. Cut 2 pieces to shape and glue it to the areas the sword will rest on. This will protect the sword finish. These two things will make for a solid vertical sword stand." -Eric (3/5)

"This vertical style of stand works really well where you don't have room for the traditonal horizonal or wall mount holder. I do suggest that contact cement or a wood glue be used on the joining surfaces. ." -Eric (4/5)

"Wood split when assembly, but not surprising considering price paid for product." -John-Francis (1/5)

"Although the stand came with several scratches and the wood split as I was securing the base, with a little bit of glue and paint, it was good as new. I would HIGHLY recommend gluing all of the points where the stand screws together for added security, and also adding adhesive felt to all areas where the wood of the stand contacts your sword. If you use red felt, this stand will even look like one made by Hanwei (which does not even make this style, to my knowledge)!" -Harley (4/5)

Reliks Response - I am sorry to hear your stand arrived damaged. We are happy to replace it for you, but it sounds like it may have worked out!

"Although it works well and looks nice, many parts are not sanded smooth. It's a great look from far away, but not close up." -Nicus (3/5)

"Displays my sword perfectly" -Robert (3/5)