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Medieval Sword

comments (0) February 12th, 2013 in Reader's Gallery

ChrisMobley, member

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I recently tried my hand at making a Medieval style wooden sword.

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I recently tried my hand at making a Medieval style wooden sword. This is not something that I have ever attempted before, but I read a few articles that made me think "I could do that!" I decided to give it a go. Since this was my first sword, my intent was to make it for decorative purposes and not for actual fighting. I did some research on what the best strategy would be, and came up with a game plan. To continue reading, please visit www.cmobleydesigns.com

Design or Plan used: My own design - Chris Mobley Designs

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