Props "legendary" combat knife

[chipscolaman]

well now you HAVE you made the sheild!

Paint

nice job

Agreed, I totally want to see the end of this.

Then make molds and sell'em! xD

 

[battlemaster111]

pretty cool

 

[RadioactiveMicrobe]

I suggest looking at the dates before you post. Almost a 2 year necro.

 

[Unique Name]

It's my fault really; I linked to this thread from a similar one in the n00b forum.

 

[BFDesigns]

With your wood working skills you could easily make this into a master mold for drop casting. Then you could pull Aluminum-Urethane casts from them & polish them up to a high shine, or even do a sand cast and pull steel or even titanium copies off of them!

 

[Unique Name]

With your wood working skills you could easily make this into a master mold for drop casting. Then you could pull Aluminum-Urethane casts from them & polish them up to a high shine, or even do a sand cast and pull steel or even titanium copies off of them!

Hah - "wood-working skills," he says. what a hoot. You should see these up close, they're really rough. I could probably work them up to a reasonable quality, but I don't know. I'll take some new pictures to demonstrate how non-awesome these really are.

 

[Unique Name]

Double post for update, lol.

As you can see, it's really quite rough. I definitely wouldn't want to mold it in its current form. (You can also see the defect in my camera's lens. Ugh.)

And a picture of me holding it, for good measure. No, I wouldn't hold an actual knife that way, heheh.

 

[customprops]

that is freaking amazing

 

[null]

With your wood working skills you could easily make this into a master mold for drop casting. Then you could pull Aluminum-Urethane casts from them & polish them up to a high shine, or even do a sand cast and pull steel or even titanium copies off of them!

Holy crap titanium combat knives!



Now lets see...a 10mm x 300mm x 300mm sheet of titanium is about $1600 (www.advent-rm.com), and looking at the blade width you could get maybe 10-15 blades out of that much metal...so call it $160 per blade plus the cost of casting durable handles (kevlar impregnated ceramics anyone?) so I would say at least $250 per knife so $500 for the set...



still not bad seeing as you'd be able to cut through THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH THEM!

 

[Gearsofkombat]

you selling those haha pretty sweet!

 

[Sierra 720]

well mate, if you can wait until mid November, maybe December, I should be able to maybe make you a set of real knife blades, if you want. right now, my smithy is down for repairs, and if possible, it will be open by November.

 

[Bondo]

WOW :eek THat is tight.