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This is a tutorial on how to make Dark Repulser from sword art online. You just need a few basic supplies and you can make it out of foam board or cardboard. The template for this project is here Will has a youtube channel with over 700 videos on projects you can make. Check it out right here
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You might also like: Make Elucidator from Sword Art Online This is an easy foam board project from the very popular Sword Art Online. I give you the template. Make Elucidator Materials Needed for this project:
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Will's Tips on Cutting Foam board and using smaller foam board sheets : Don't try to cut all the way through it in one swipe. Use a really sharp blade and make three passes. the first pass just cuts the top layer of paper. Second pass cuts the foam and the third pass cuts through the bottom layer of foam. If you don't have large foam board I used a very large sheet of foam board for this project. Makes it easy for me. But you might just have the normal size sheets (20x30 inches). The template doesn't fit on those sheets in one piece. What do you do?
Here is what you do! The top two swords are what I made right? My foam board is large enough. With the smaller foam board you should make the bottom two swords. So each sword length is made of two pieces. So when you glue all four pieces (1,2,3 and 4) it is nice and strong and looks right. I have dashed lines in the template for you if you need it. Note that this drawing shows Elucidator. That's ok. The same technique applies to Dark Repulser. Let's Begin!!!Print up the template and cut out pieces A,B,C,D and E. These make up the sword body. Tape these five pieces together. They are labeled as to which one attaches to which. Very easy to do. The pieces are taped together. Put that template on foamboard and trace it. Trace two of them. Go ahead and cut those pieces out. Put one on top of the other. They might mis-match like this. That is ok. Flip one over and try again. They will match. Okay! Let's continue with the tutorial 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.
The blade is foam w/ Fiberglass Core This foam sword is designed for safe combat while being capable of withstanding a good deal of abuse. Also good for Cosplay and LARP.
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