Recent content by Gobofrag

I planned on drilling them out careful like and then remold em prior to assembly. What did you use to drill your dowel rods on your barrel?

Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I'm on day 3 of waiting for my mold backing to dry. Been looking into a product called Aves Epoxy Clay. Anybody ever used it? It sounds like what I need for any project I might ever do. So if you have used it, lemme know what you thought of it... Gobofrag

Sorry, no pics of the ME2 build. I started it and realized how much cash I was going to have to pump into it. I've postponed that build till I can afford it. David Carpenter or EvilFX did a build that I freakin love. Check his DA gallery to get your fix. http://bioweapons.wordpress.com/ If that...

Update time... The AD clay I was going to use shrunk down about 20% upon drying...way too much. I decided to just use some scrap foam from my Mass Effect 2 armor build and carved the handles out of it. I used a dremel with a drum sander attachment to round and shape the handles. Those two...

I think I'll be offering two versions. Sharpened for home deco and unsharpened for conventions. I'll still be at least beveling the unsharpened but have a rounded edge. Gobofrag

I'll be sculpting the handle from scratch using AD clay. Making a silicone mold of the clay and then molding the handles using resin or some other material. I've read of people using tool handle dip for their grips but that sounds ghetto. Any suggestions? I don't do projects half-a** so take...

You probably saw it here... Then again...maybe not...lol Gobofrag

So I've started building two M13 Machete's. These will be real-steel but not usable quality. Purely decorative. I imagine if your life depended on it you could use them in a pinch but I wouldn't bet my life on them. One or two zombie kills at the most...lol I had them cut by a friend of mine...

Building a Real-steel M13 Machete with molded grip. Will update tomorrow with pics and such. This is my first build for 405th so bear with me. Gobofrag