Laser Cut Cardboard Sword
by bbaca2 in Craft > Costumes & Cosplay
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Laser Cut Cardboard Sword

Time for some Cardboard Sword action using the Laser Cutter at Techshop!
Sketch

First I started with a super detailed scribbly sketch of a cool looking sword that I'm going to use as a Template.
Import


I imported the sketch into Illustrator and created a vector version for the Laser Cutter.
Assembly

With the pieces cut, I recruited a good friend Elmer to help put things together.
Glue, Glue, Glue.



I glued the pieces and stacked them together according to the precise calculations of my initial sketch.
Let Dry


Let dry and Tada! A super cool (semi-safe) card board sword that I made at Techshop!! http://techshop.ws/