joeranger
Sr Member
You may have all the parts just not the tools. I used a 3/4 piece of laminant shelf material cut on a table saw into 3.5 in strips. I then used the table saw to cut a groove for the glass. A compound miter saw to cut the lengths. The key is the mitered joints.
The back is strips of an old patio table glued to a piece of thin plywood. I painted them metallic grey with a textured "hammered" finish. I then used a ceiling light grid and spayed black and silver.
The back is strips of an old patio table glued to a piece of thin plywood. I painted them metallic grey with a textured "hammered" finish. I then used a ceiling light grid and spayed black and silver.
Sean
Master Member
You may have all the parts just not the tools. I used a 3/4 piece of laminant shelf material cut on a table saw into 3.5 in strips. I then used the table saw to cut a groove for the glass. A compound miter saw to cut the lengths. The key is the mitered joints.
The back is strips of an old patio table glued to a piece of thin plywood. I painted them metallic grey with a textured "hammered" finish. I then used a ceiling light grid and spayed black and silver.
Awesome! I think I may try this for my weapons wall....
joeranger
Sr Member
A rounded tip makes it spin nicely in my palm. It also is safer for when I drop it on the floor
The thing with the knife...
The thing with the knife - YouTube
The thing with the knife...
The thing with the knife - YouTube
ONEYE
Sr Member
A rounded tip makes it spin nicely in my palm. It also is safer for when I drop it on the floor
The thing with the knife...
The thing with the knife - YouTube
Rep for you/this thread when I can.
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Delmustator
Sr Member
Nice! I'm thinking about boxing mine as well to keep dust off it. Damn near everything else I have is boxed, might as well box up the rest.. LOL
gyoung2993
Sr Member
very nice ,love the case.......In case of emergency ,Break glass !!!!!
ThePhoenix
Active Member
NICE were did you get the grenades !
