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fixinman — Wooden Scabbard Tutorial pt.1
Published: 2011-06-21 02:11:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 5518; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 128
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OK this isn't a tutorial for the inexperienced. A table saw requires a lot of care to use. Cutting a curve on a table saw can be done., but it can be very dangerous. When cutting the channels use extreme caution as it requires the removal of all guards.Related content
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Thanks for the interest.
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you're not suppose to cut through the tip of the scabbard...
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Yes, but that is really hard to do when you are hollowing out the scabbard with a table saw. It is a lot easier (and safer) to just fill it in afterwards. In the end it won't look any different.
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why not use chisels and stuff like that?? :3
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You can but a table saw is faster.
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any ways this is just a wooden sword.. but when the time comes that you'll be making a real steel sword.. dont rush the carving of the scabbard and the tsuka.. :3
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Well with a metal blade I can make a tighter fit because I won't have to worry about damaging the finish.
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wood can also scratch a metal blade..
check this [link]
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I know right.. that's where I Learn the right way.. before I'm doing the wrong way like this one here [link]
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I'll be finishing it soon.
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