How-To: Make a Custom Knife
Looking for a really, er, involved weekend project? (Okay, maybe it’ll take several weekends.) Design and make your own wood-handled knife from scratch!
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Giant Ready-To-Kill Cardboard Knife
If you’re gonna be stuck in one place for Halloween (or maybe you’re just looking for an excuse to not to talk to anyone at your obligatory Halloween party?), then this Giant Ready-To-Kill Cardboard Knife by Maria Lujan might just be a perfect costume idea for you.
How-To: Make a Cucumber Look Like a Slithering Snake
Putting together a haunted house this year? Handy with a knife? Got a cucumber? Then you’ve got the fixings for a terrifyingly realistic DIY slithering snake cucumber from NoVe Kitchen and Bar.
Make a knife from an old saw blade
Ever since I made my first ninja throwing star in metal shop class, I’ve always wanted to make my own knife. But I was put off by the notion of having to acquire the furnace, anvil, leather apron, and handlebar mustache requisite for forging a proper tempered blade. So, instead I decided to make a utility knife by cutting out a pattern from a circular saw blade, using my Dremel Rotary Tool.
Weekend Project: Blood Spurting Knife Wound
Make a gory Hollywood-style bloody knife wound with spine tingling results! Thanks go to Zack Stern for the original article in Make: Halloween.To download Blood Spurting Knife Wound MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes. Pick up your copy of the Make Special Edition: Halloween at the Maker Shed. Over 40 projects for the holiday […]
Weekend Project: Blood Spurting Knife Wound (PDF)
Try out this gory, spine tingling effect that is so realistic it will make people scream! Thanks go to Zack Stern for the original article in Make: Halloween View the PDF Pick up your copy of the Make Special Edition: Halloween at the Maker Shed. Over 40 projects for the holiday that’s made for makers. […]
Simon Stabs
A reinvisioning of a classic that adds a touch of (nearly) danger – “Simon Stabs…” is an interactive game that provides ‘harmless’ platform differs from a typical knife skill game with a real knife. It consists of two gaming platforms with wooden knives as ‘switch’ to press six ‘buttons’ in the space between each finger. […]
