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Lancelot Supreme-Cutter™ Compact Edition

Supreme-Cutter™, an Optimized fighting sword, is the fruition of Lancelot's 30 years of swordsmanship practice and design.  The Compact Edition is specialized in combat in low height and narrow areas, such as doorway. It excels in defending behind the door, or in bashing through a doorway during an assault. It is also easier to carry around and is quicker to unsheath due to the shorter blade length. In addition, it's also the lightest and fastest among the three, which allow single handed use more often, where the offhand is holding ranged weapons or something else to help one to defend oneself. See THE CONCEPT OF THE SUPREME-CUTTER™ below.


Supreme-Cutter™ is vegan friendly, for no animal parts were used in the sword. 


Blade

Sword only weight:  approx. 1450 g (3 lb. 3oz)

Blade length: 75.5 cm (29.72")

Total length: 103.5 cm (40.75")

POB:  approx. 7 cm (2.75") from hand guard
Hardness 50-55 HRC. 


Steel

GB 60Si2MnA High Carbon Manganese Spring Steel 


Fittings

Precision cast stainless steel pommel.  

Stainless steel hand guard with sandblast surface and mirror polish rim.

Hot Peened pommel


Scabbard

Special non blade dulling soft wood core. Wrapped with black faux ray skin for good grip.  Blackened hand wrap brass chape and scabbard collar.


Fit and finish

We perfected the fit and finish of our swords and the final assembly is meticulously performed by our senior craft masters.  It takes a skill craftsman one whole working day to assemble our sword to a precision fit.

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Compact Supreme Cutter™

I and Hon Wing cut forearm targets placed low while on the move with Supreme Cutter Compact Lancelot-Sharp and Supreme Cutter Classic Lancelot-Sharp respectively. The lack of high speed zone issue in Hon Wing's cutting skill starts to show when tackling these high difficulty challenges.

Supreme Cutter Compact indoor cuts

 Putting the technique I taught student in Universal Swordsmanship Lesson 29 to test, cutting in cramped environment. 

Supreme Cutter Compact cutting multiple fabric layers covered thigh target with new technique

 Further pressure testing the Musashi grip powering technique. This time I used the lightest Supreme Cutter, the Compact version, to cut through multiple layers of fabric covered thigh target!!! 

Supreme Cutter Compact cutting thigh target with new technique.

Verifying the improvement of a new technique.  

Skallagrim and the crew test cut with Lancelot Swords

Supreme-Cutter™ Compact batto cuts forearm targets

Skallagrim found Supreme Cutter Compact so over-powered compare to the other swords

Knife or death champion RJ McKeehan's review of Supreme Cutter Lancelot-Sharp™

Supreme Cutter Compact Skyward Stance Combo Cuts

Doing a difficult right-left combo from Skyward stance, on a thicker and shorter than usual forearm, with Supreme Cutter Compact. There is only 1 chance with no room for error!  

Supreme Cutters RSW version in action

Lancelot's Supreme-Cutter™ - Tip cutting monster roll

The first swordswoman to cut with Supreme Cutter Compact

Thanks to RJ and his fiancé for this spectacular footage. 

Phillip Martin's Review on Lancelot-Sharp™ Supreme Cutters

Lancelot Swords cutting tatami in USA

Supreme Cutter Compact

German Battle Sword

Supreme Cutting Classic 

History making: The Swords Battle Series

Supreme Cutters vs various swords

The combatants are: 

Zsey Hira Zukuri Bo Hi Katana 

LK Chen Military Dadao 

LK Chen Crossbowmen Dao 

LK Chen Wo Yao Dao 

John Lundemo Divider 

John Lundemo Little Cutie 

John Lundemo Giant Silvia 

Supreme Cutter Classic 

Supreme Cutter Compact 

Supreme Cutter Ultra  

Compact test cut at corridor against forearm target

Compact test with single leg standing vs upper arm & thigh

Combat Ranking and Thigh target testing for Ultra & Compact

Announcing The Supreme-Cutter™ - an Optimized Fighting Sword

The concept of the Supreme-Cutter™ - an optimized fighting sword

Why cutting is so important?

According to medieval German longsword swordsmanship, there were three sword strikes: cut, thrust, and slice. When a cut missed, it could become a thrust. When a thrust missed, it could become a slice.   However, if we consider “stopping power”, both slicing and thrusting would not stop a frenzied opponent right away. There are many historical records depicting duels that ended with mutual kills, with both parties inflicting the opponent with plenty thrusting wounds and together bled to death.   


George Silver, the 16th century British sword master, criticized Italian rapier swordsmanship for causing the death of many brave young Englishmen in duels. It was partly because thrusting wounds, while they would eventually kill, were unable to stop the opponent right away and protect oneself.  


The slicing attack was also not enough to stop a drugged opponent. There is video footage of villagers defending their home against gangsters, while the latter wielded glaives. The villagers were wounded several times in the fight. Hamstring and thumb were cut, but the brave villagers fought on. Also, there is footage of a modern European swordsmanship group which practiced with sharp sword sparring, and one of the participants was cut at the elbow, forming a gaping bleeding wound, yet the fencer did not even acknowledge the hit. It was his partner who pointed it out so they could stop the practice and tend the bleeding wound.   


As a result, the only reliable way to stop the opponent in their tracks, was a physical removal of the opponent’s appendage. This works on drugged, frenzied, zealous, or even undead opponents like zombies. Moreover, it was also the only way that one can threaten multiple opponents, cutting through the first target and still capable of threatening the next one.   


So, it was very important to have a design that can facilitate supreme cutting power that would not have the blade getting stuck in the target and let the user become defenseless.   


From my 23 years of test cutting, I have used swords from various cultures and taken notes on all the factors that would contribute to good cutting power. Yet, it was only recently, with the use of high FPS camera, that allowed me to pinpoint the problem of blades losing penetrating power during a cut, and later develop two solutions to mitigate it. One will produce a more agile and powerful sword, at the cost of requiring the users to have extremely high skill level. The other is more user-friendly that allows higher user error tolerance, but would perform less spectacular. I chose the former one to realize in this design.   


In the end, “Supreme Cutter” is designed as the answer to maximize cutting power and minimize the probability of the blade getting stuck in the targets. 

Skallagrim's review on Lancelot swords

Supreme Cutters RSW in action

Using Supreme Cutter Compact, Classic and Ultra, and finally a spear against Anderson's naginata. 

Maxwell Trying out new techniques on Thigh targets with all three Supreme Cutters.

 Maxwell's review after his test cut:


 " A sword that is quick itself, will teach you how to cut quickly.
I found that using Supreme Cutter Classic to learn about high speed zone, is like driving a super car to practice acceleration. One just need to define the path and as long as one is daring enough to give it throttle, it will tells you how fast that cut can possibly be. Due to the fact that the sword is so quick and its automatic mode is extremely fast, the difference between a well executed high speed zone and a badly handled one is tremendous. When one's doing it right, one will feel that there's nothing one could not cut. It was the first time ever that I think I can try cutting two targets with one cut." 

Supreme Cutter Compact reached UK

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