Traditional martial arts training weapons made in Western New York from locally repurposed materials.
Get in TouchBuilt by a practitioner, for practitioners.
I’m Kris Davison — a 4th-degree black belt in ITF Taekwon-Do with over 14 years of training and four years of crafting wooden training weapons for the Western New York community.
I’m also a U.S. Navy veteran, married for 34 years, and the proud father of two adult children. Every member of my family holds at least a first-degree black belt.
What started as a way to equip my own training and local dojos has grown into a small workshop dedicated to strong, balanced, and beautiful wooden weapons.
A growing selection of traditional and practical training implements.
Wooden Japanese swords for kata, suburi, and partner practice.
Full-length staffs, oars and shorter jo for kobudo and aiki arts.
Side-handled batons — strong, balanced, and durable.
Long-handled polearms for traditional forms and training.
Classic linked sticks with solid construction and good swing weight.
Sickle-style weapons for kobudo practice.
Variable weight, well-balanced sticks for Filipino martial arts.
Practice cutting stands, perfect for a variety of media.
Strength training tools.
Primarily oak, poplar, pine, walnut, maple, beech, and cherry — sourced from available local materials whenever possible.
Need a specific wood or something unusual? I can source harder/more exotic woods for special commissions.
Every piece is built to be used — balanced, solid, and finished for regular dojo and personal practice.
Whether you need a single item or equipment for your school, feel free to reach out. I offer volume discounts as well as a special discount for "brick-and-morter" school owners!
Questions about sizing, custom work, or current availability? Just message or call. I typically respond the same day.