How Do You Make A Wooden Practice Sword?
There are a number of ways to make a simple wooden sword for practice. Plans for every type of metal sword can be altered to make a practice sword. However, the most commonly used sword is a simple rounded wooden practice sword. This type of sword is safe for use by older children and with adult supervision; it will be a sturdy alternative to using a real sword and can provide hours of practice sword fighting. Acquire a sturdy, dense board that is 2 inches thick by 5 inches wide by 48 inches long. Hickory is a suitable wood for practice swords. The length and width of the board will allow you to cut out the sword with room to spare, if necessary. Measure out a length for the blade of your wooden sword or use a stencil to trace an image with pencil. A sword should be roughly 2 1/2 feet long, with an extra 5 to 7 inches for the handle and guard. Trace the blade in pencil and add a handle and guard. The guard should stretch out 3 to 5 inches on either side of the blade, and the handle sho
