This is a fun, fast and easy foam board project. We make a Karambit which is a fighting knife with a finger ring on it. You can spin the knife on the finger ring. Pretty cool.

I have the template for this project right here

I also have a video tutorial on this project at the bottom of the page.

Will has a youtube channel with over 750 videos on projects you can make. Check it out right here

Earn a Certificate of Completion!

If you make this project email me a picture! I will email you a certificate of completion from stormthecastle.com You can print it up and hang it on the wall.

Print up the template (right here) and cut out the five pieces.

Put the pieces on foamboard and trace them.

Now cut out all five of the pieces.

Now glue the handle pieces onto the blade piece. Two pieces on this side then turn it over and glue two pieces onto the othe side.

It looks good. Trim it with a knife to smooth it all out and use some sand paper or emory paper to smooth out the edges.

The steel karambit has a bevel cut in the handle here where the finger is pointing (on both sides).

So cut those bevels in your karambit.

Okay, the karambit is made, let's paint it!

You can also watch the video tutorial below

The Video Tutorial is here

Make a STEEL Karambit Fighting Knife- We use the stock removal method to make this vicious fighting knife. I also have the template for you.

Elmer's Acid-Free Foam Boards, 20 x 30 Inches, 3/16-Inch Thick, Bright White, 2-Count (902015)

If you are looking for high quality, archive quality or you are looking for a backing for photographs you should use an acid free foam board It is more expensive per sheet though.

X-ACTO #1 Knife, Z Series With Safety Cap

Make precise, fine cuts every time with the X-ACTO #1 Z-Series Knife with Safety Cap. This knife features a #11 fine point zirconium nitride-coated blade for sharpness and strength, and the lightweight aluminum handle enables you to make agile cuts with ease. This X-ACTO knife cuts through a wide variety of materials including paper, plastic, balsa wood, and thin metal. An easy-change blade system lets you swap blades quickly to meet the needs of any project, and the included safety cap offers easy portability.

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