One-Piece Upright Sword Display Stand

I have two of them. They work great for me.

Its a good size but remember you got to take care of it, it might end up breaking.

A great sword stand. It comes in three pieces. It gives you a bit of a struggle putting the pieces in place; the top piece is especially tough. But once together it's a perfect one sword stand. A single katana stands stirdily in place and it looks good holding one of my katana. Every Sword lover and collector should have at least one of these.

A ton heavier, sturdier and flashy than i thought it would be. I was expecting really delicate and easy to break wood. It was surprisingly strong and actually needed pressure to put it together! No screws, just wood pegs and holes to put them into- not as bad as it sounds. Really sturdy. I'm glad I ordered it- shows off my new sword great!

Received my stand today within the week of ordering which is the fastest that I’ve received anything. I only thought TS’s sword delivery was fast. That took a full week. I don’t live in the US.<br />As for the stand, it is $5 cheaper than the nearest price of a similar stand I could find, and find the quality to be at least equal to the stands that I have. Screws are not used in assembling which bothered me at first. I would feel more comfortable with screws securing it. However, this maybe better as there are no exposed screw heads giving the stand a cleaner appearance. And if the joints loosen with age I can try glue. <br />The stand fastens by means of knurled metal pegs that need to be hammered into mating holes. I recommend a mallet for this so as not to damage the finish. I do not have one and cushioned the hammer blows by using a block of wood. I am pleased with the stand.

You can't really say much about display stands except that they do their job. This one definitely does it's job! Looks great in the corner with my black ninja-to resting in it!

Not too much to say, practical and looks nice.Will order another in the future.

Good product, fit together easily. The piece that connects to the base is a little loose, but that'll easily be fixed with a two part epoxy. Nice stand, makes my ronin pro katana look even better.

My experience was a little better than some of the others that reviewed it. The pieces fit together nicely. No perfect, but a little bit of Elmers glue acts like mortar to close any narrow gaps make the piece much stronger.<br /><br />Works best with Katana and similar shape but whatever goes into it the heavier end has to go on the bottom, and the stand probably needs to go in a corner, which it probably would anyway.<br /><br />I've experimented with both Kit Rae Mithrodin and Elexdrow spear, look great but you have to be careful.

The stand is okay, its pretty nice, but it dosent seem to be sturdy enough to support the odachi I bought my cousin for his birthday, which was also from this site. But when I swapped it with my katana it worked just fine. Im thinking it should work with the odachi if I just attach a weight to the bottom of the stand

I like it I was able to put it together with easy, and it doesn't tke up as much as a lay down display would.

I liked it. Kinda got to me with the screws, but I did it in the end.

I have had this stand for over a year now. It dose not stand the test of time well. Presd wood, bad lamenating. Realy just cheap in more ways than one lol. Its realy not a bad stand for what it is made for. Pick a sowrd you do not use, and just want to display and leve it on it. Do not use for your every day sowrd it will not tack the handling.

pleased got it in mail same week of ordering but only disappointed that screws were too small & wood cracked lil' bit, but overall it held up my heavy broad sword with ease.

looks great, supports my katana ... ok.. could ask for a better fit. the instructions said to place the saya(scabbard) up, which seems way to awkward to me. also when assembling the stand, the holes where the wooden pegs fit into didn't line up exactly. so the wood kinda split in the back.

Seems i have the same problem most people do, but the sword im using cant be loose, trying 2 repair but so far, no luck, not too happt, need it do support a 68 inch sword