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From my upcoming video. I show you how to precisely cut and fold the blade pieces, using geometric folding to make the tips angle inwards.
A long 1" strip of cardboard runs the length as the spine, reinforced with bamboo skewers glued into the long sides. Bamboo skewers are also glued to the bases of the spine, as well as where the grip rests in the base of the blade.
I show you how to cut the edges of the blades at an angle so there flush with each other, then cut angled strips of cardboard at a similar angle and glue them alongside the edges to extend the surface available to glue the blades together.
While this is a broadsword blade tutorial, it's so detailed (42 minutes) that the skills I display will help you make -any- prop blade.
My goal is to leave no questions. Sub so you don't miss this masterpiece

Description
From my upcoming video. I show you how to precisely cut and fold the blade pieces, using geometric folding to make the tips angle inwards.
A long 1" strip of cardboard runs the length as the spine, reinforced with bamboo skewers glued into the long sides. Bamboo skewers are also glued to the bases of the spine, as well as where the grip rests in the base of the blade.
I show you how to cut the edges of the blades at an angle so there flush with each other, then cut angled strips of cardboard at a similar angle and glue them alongside the edges to extend the surface available to glue the blades together.
While this is a broadsword blade tutorial, it's so detailed (42 minutes) that the skills I display will help you make -any- prop blade.
My goal is to leave no questions. Sub so you don't miss this masterpiece