Titanium Sword Cane - WIP (complete with final pics)

Thanks for the pics! I have an itch to try making one of these now. :D
 
Scott, Very nice and thanks for showing the process. Since we have tables right next to each other. Maybe Ill get a close look at this.

Take care
Safe Travels

Bing
 
Look forward to seeing you there Bruce.

Ben, I look forward to seeing your take:thumbup:

Scott
 
Scott should finish his latest sword cane project in the next few days. Here are a few shots that show installation of the throat and sheath.

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First, Scott glues the throat to the sheath.

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Then he coats the top and interior sides of the throat with Vaseline to protect these areas from glue during installation.

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Next, the parts he wants to glue into the shaft are cleaned with acetone.

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West Systems epoxy with filler is the medium that holds all the internal parts firmly together.

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Scott applies epoxy to the sides of the sheath and the act of pushing it slowly into the shaft fills the cavity.

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After a final cleaning with acetone, the sheath and throat installation is complete.

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Scott still needs to install the ferrule and sign the project, but he's working on several knives so the final pictures may not go up until Wednesday. Thanks for looking.

Lydia McGhee
(the wife)
 
Thank you, Ma'am, for documenting another great piece from your shop.

As an aside, my wife and I went out to dinner last night and she wore her Damascus pendant I got from you. :)
 
Excellent. I'm glad she likes it. We're planning to bring a few to Blade Show as well, but Scott needs to finish a few knives first. See you soon!

Lydia
 
Dang, I needed to pull my nose away from the grinder for a minute... I had totally missed this thread.

AWESOME!!!

Thank you both for doing this!!! :cool: :thumbup: :cool:
 
Thanks for the Wip pics, I is very cool to see the process on such a unique piece.
Is the interior sheath also carbon fiber?
 
Scott finished the sword cane today. The blade is anodized titanium, and the total weight of the cane is 17 ounces.

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Titanium Sword Cane
Blade: Anodized Titanium
Blade Length: 21 inches
Knob: African Blackwood
Ferrule: Stainless Steel
Throat: Damascus
Shaft: Carbon Fiber
Weight: 17 ounces
Overall Length: 36 inches

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Thank goodness Blade Show is almost here. Hope to see you there - Table 13P.

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This is one I have to see in person. Your table is right behind me so my chances are pretty good. See you there.
Gary
 
This is just unbelievably badass yet gentlemanly and refined. The total weight - 17 oz - is really impressive. Thank you for sharing!
 
Incredible materials, craftmanship, fit and finish, design, aesthetics, everything.
Beyond it's commercial price, it's a priceless work of art.

RESPECT.
 
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