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The Swordmaking Tutorial: Pt 3 by *chioky:iconchioky:


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The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 3 (Cutting out the Sword)

Have you ever asked yourself "How do I make a sword?"more pricesely a katana. Well If you have asked that question then I am here to help you answer that. This swordmaking Tutorial will cover everything you need to know about swordmaking. It has an attractive layout, easily readable discriptions, easier to understand discriptions and step by step pictures to know which process you are at. These swordmaking tutorials are aimed towards swordmakers and propmakers, however anybody is free to use them at their own leisure to try swordmaking.

Right in this part of the swordmaking tutorial this is the start of when you get your hands dirty. Now your actually going to be cutting out the tang and handles at this stage only. If you cut wrongly the parts of the katana out at this stage your katana is going to carry those mistakes all the way until its finished. Might I advise that you take care when using the coping and hack saw when cutting out the parts. You wont be able to cut off your fingers but you can seriously cut them. Remember to saw quickly but to cut out the lines slowly.

:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 1 (Tools and Equipment) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 2 (Planning and Drawing) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 3 (Cutting out the Sword) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 4 (Cutting out the Tsuba) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 5 (Sharpening the Sword) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 6 (Sculpting the Details) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 7 (Painting and Glossing) [link]
:target: The Swordmaking Tutorial: Part 8 (Constructing the Sword) [link]

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:iconmizuirochi:
*notes it all down* mmhmm... mmhmm... got it! ill design my own sword and BAFF, murder my enemy list XD

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:icondannianarchy:
amazing...too bad the last time i tried to use a plane i nearly planed my damn hand off
:iconeugenidesofattolia:
what can i say, another excellent tutorial ^^

i like how you include problems that you might encounter and ways around them..

i need to get started on my sword :shakefist: well after this damn coursework

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:iconfelix-demon:
Woo! Started it now X3

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Eat, Sleep, Draw
:iconsylarjin:
Very good chioky
Wonderful tutorial
Well explained
Congratulations =D

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Sorry my bad English
:iconsamothmcknight:
Okay, I'd better go and get the materials

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I'm the White Shield in your Dark life
:iconchioky:
A plane is very much like a razor except alot sharper and alot heavier XD

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The goals I hope to achieve on DeviantART:

:bulletblue: "Raise the Awareness of Swordmaking as an Art Form"

:bulletblue: "To Teach Everybody Swordmaking who wants to learn it"
:iconchioky:
lol designing the sword was on part 1 this is the part where you start making it ^^

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The goals I hope to achieve on DeviantART:

:bulletblue: "Raise the Awareness of Swordmaking as an Art Form"

:bulletblue: "To Teach Everybody Swordmaking who wants to learn it"
:iconchioky:
Hmm Then I shall upload my tutorials alot faster XD

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The goals I hope to achieve on DeviantART:

:bulletblue: "Raise the Awareness of Swordmaking as an Art Form"

:bulletblue: "To Teach Everybody Swordmaking who wants to learn it"

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