Medieval times show in Schaumburg, and forged toy sword

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Medieval times show in Schaumburg, and forged toy sword Ignoramus16496 02-14-2010
Posted by Ignoramus16496 on February 14, 2010, 8:16 pm
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See pictures at the link below.

We went to Medieval Times Show in Schaumburg today. THey gave us some
yummy medieval food, such as chicken, and had a show of sword
fighting. Since the kids were interested, I wanted to impress them
with something. So out of a 1/2" steel rod (likely cold rolled) I
forged a kids sword. While I did sharpen the edges to give it a
realistic look, I intentionally left all edges very dull, as is
suitable for a kids toy. This is a present for my older son, who will
sharpen it when he gets older. Then it will be a real weapon. The
handle is made from rosewood.

The beer can is shown for size comparison purposes and is not
included.

http://igor.chudov.com/projects/Blacksmithing/01-Kids-Toy-Sword/

Posted by Chilla on February 15, 2010, 1:13 am
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Wow... the Medieval Times reminds me of that scene in "The Cable Guy"

Regards Charles

Ignoramus16496 wrote:
> See pictures at the link below.
>
> We went to Medieval Times Show in Schaumburg today.


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