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What kind of wire did you use? Is it craft wire? How much (approximately if you aren't sure) did you use?
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most useful thing ever thank you i am going to make it tomorrow
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If you still need to know, approximately 40-50 gauge wires should be used.
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Do you take commissions for these? Because this is amazing.
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The wooden dowel is 1/2 inch long according to the materials list.
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thats how thick it is i wanted to know the height of the dowel
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I'd assume 1.5 metres?
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whatever length you want, I suppose~ they might have used a 2metre dowel, but that might not, for example, fit in your car. 
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thank you sooOOO much this is really really helpful oh god thank you this is perfection
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Wow, that's one killer trident. Great tutorial, great result.
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Did you use steel gauge wire? What kind did you use? How many boxes of Super Sculpey did you use?
(sorry for all the questions!)
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uh :3 would i be able to cover it in a layer of gesso before spray painting it? sorry if i sound stupid >.<
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You would, but the primer negates the need for gesso.
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I'm going to cosplay Crockertier Jane and use her trident in it. How would you make the orb at the end of it?
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I'd say buy a large ball from Walmart or get a big beachball, then you can inflate it, cover it in a bunch of layers of paper mache, pop the ball (or don't up to you), then attach it to the end of the trident with paper mache, masking tape, duct tape, what ever you have to use to get it on there, then gesso it and paint it after the rest of the trident is painted so that you don't have to deal with repainting the orb.
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maybe take a ball???? or something sorry
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Well, it's pretty large in size. ono Even bigger than the trident part.
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I plan on doing a Meenah cosplay so this is very helpful! Thank you!
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Where did you get the gauge wire? I need it for another project besides this.
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what are the exact measurements on the wooden dowel
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Well, that's more of a personal preference. For example, they used a dowel that's a 1/2 inch wide, but I think the 3/4 inch feels better. As for the length I used a 4 foot long one, but it looks like they used a 3 or 3 1/2 foot long one. You pick one depending one how you want it relative to your body. I picked 4 foot (plus the two ends which are 8 inches each) because I wanted it to be a about the same height as me.
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could u do it with model magic instead of sculpey?
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I'm p sure model magic shrinks because it's an air dry clay. It'd try and crush the wires. The clay would probably crack. I'd recommend getting polymer or sculpey.
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awesome! glad i could help
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Dang... This is great. This is probably the best tutorial I've ever seen.
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I had a question. c:
About how much did all the materials to make this cost? Because I'm sorta on a budget but I'd love to make Fef's Trident. *^*
~Thanks C:
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Your tutorials are so amazing!~ I made a squiddle plush with your pattern and tutorial and am so happy with the way it turned out. My friend's been wanting to cosplay Fef and just about died when I showed her this. Thank you so much, from both of us!!~
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This makes me want to cosplay Feferi, JUST so I can make this! XD
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Oh gosh this is going to help me a TON! Thank you so much for making this!! <3
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