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Published: 2010-04-12 21:03:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 79449; Favourites: 456; Downloads: 2012
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Originally I made the arm blade. Later I decided to create a how too for my vector class.Related content
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But the question is: can the blade be sheathe back tho the bracelet? If not, for me this tutorial is useless. A true hidden blade must can be draw and be put back to hidden position. And I know about models ofhidden blades able to do so.
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It can, but only manually.
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The basics of this device are great, and improvements can be made for dual action. I like the simplicity of it. Great design
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I really must say I give your props on this blade, its the best home made blade ive seen yet, thats not dual action ofcourse. oDovahkiino@live.com is my email if you could send me a materials list or perhaps a price on one you have already made id appreciate it and id make it worth your time. THANKS !
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did you make the loking plate yourself? or where did you get it?
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is nothing really easy to do but, Hey, at least i dont have to cut a finger out to use this
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my email here anonimosdevil@hotmail.com thank you hug
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could you please send me the list of materials ??
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Yeah check the info section of this video for a complete list of materials. [link]
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there is a guy on youtube that has a dual action blade. here is the link [link] . its pretty sweet but he says he wont make them for others. i want one bad
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Tight. I'm trying to work out a duel action one in auto cad
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That would be amazing. I would love to know how to make a dual action blade.
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shame you didn't figure out how to make it retract via the cord like it works in the game
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I'm actually designing a dual action version in CAD
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i would love a copy of this in auto cad. especially if the dual action version is working. is this in autocad? i would love a copy of the file data to make my own
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this might help [link]
this guy has designed several working ones but this is the only plans he's released he's also done a hidden sword Hidden, mashine gun, and an several other items though his are just props
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I would like to have one!! U should sell them in ebay!!!
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nothing like reviving an old comment thread but ideally how much would it cost for you to produce say... 10 of these encase them, and have them fully functioning?
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Had an idea to retract it with a pull string. Attach a second spring that tightens when the blade is out, and have the spring hooked up to a second pull cord that would release the catch and at the same time release the tension in the second spring, thus making the blade more like the one in the games.
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It's good in theory. I tooled with that idea. Only the strength of the second spring would have to exceed the strength of the first in order to pull the blade back in. But that wouldn't allow the blade to shoot forward at all. The one I'm designing now has a floating chassis that has a catch release on both sides, and once it's pushed to a certain point it will eject both backwards and forwards. Hoping to finish it soon, thanks for the tip though.
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I swear all the designs use a drawer slide.
Did get teachers permission to make this in my metals class, as long as I provide the correct parts.
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That's actually pretty badass. Makes me want to make one.
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Hey, ya made this ,now what's next? Poison dart shooter attachment XD
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My friend made one and when I was at his house he got it stuck in a tree trunk XD
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Ha Ha did you get a pic of it?
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That's just... impressive. Thanks a lot man. Maybe I'll try it somehow... some day... xD
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Sure thing. I say go for it
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I will make one of these without a doubt. Only slightly afraid to attempt it because I have literally zero experience in this sort of thing, but I have to make one of these. Two things I want to have answered though.
1) How much would the supplies for this cost.
2) Any idea what you could use to make a casing to protect the mechanism, just some metal case to separate it from something like a sleeve, because it seems like the sleeve of a shirt could jam some of the bits and bobs.
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Hey hey. The parts will cost between $20 and $30 total. And yes you can encase the mechanism. You may have to play with the design a bit to make it work for you. Hope this helps.
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Hey, just a suggestion, but if you made this in a "kit" form, and sold it, you could make some serious money.
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I thought about it
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I made one at school using your instructions, only difference is that it was made with a spoon.
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Ha Ha tight. For the cereal-eating assassin.
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This is truly an amazing tutorial you have here my friend
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Thanks I'm glad you like it
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ur very welcome sir
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