Loose Fittings

by Alex
(South Carolina)

I have a Masahiro Cherry Blossom. After a little while of use, I noticed the tsuba was becoming loose. It wasn't terrible loose, but it did rattle when it struck the intended target.

In order to fix it, I simply took a piece or corrugated cardboard and cut out the proper size, then cut it in half to make it a tid bit thinner. Problem solved. It's been months since I've done it, and it worked great.

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