how do i curve a sword blade and a knuckle bow (handguard)?

i want to make a sword out of the flat steel or aluminum stock at like home depot or Lowe's or wherever and need to curve the blade so that it looks right and in addition how would i be able to make a knuckle bow (the part covering the front of the hand ) i don't have the tools to do this yet probably so i would like to know! thank you in advance for answering!!!

You can cover it with shellac or Kilz primer then paint over itIt won't bleed through either of thoseAs to what caused it, that's hard to sayWhenever I have found water marks I have found a causeGood luck on figuring this one out.

If the spot is dry the leak fixed, I know of a lot of people who swear by a product called KilzIt is a paint that the seals the spot so the marks won't bleed back throughYou can get it at your local Wal-mart or hardware storeIf the spot isn't dry yet, get some fans blowing on itIt needs to be dry no matter what product you use to cover it up.

The fact that it hasn't rained in 2 weeks does't mean that water is not presentYou have an exhaust fan that removes excess humidity in the Bathroom and the condensation is present Most likely the humidity is building underneath the insulation in the attic and causing thisI suggest you make sure the vent is properly vented to the outsideThis is usually done by a piece of pipe through the roof.

I have this happen all the time in my bathroomWhen I take a long hot shower even with the exhaust fan on, not all the moisture from the shower will escape leaving water spots on my bathroom ceilingUsually I am able to wipe up the spots with a damp towel and they go away If that doesn't work use a primer before repainting to block off the water stain, otherwise the stain will always bleed through each coat of paintWhen repainting, find a paint that you can easily wipe up for future stains.

The curvature of a sword blade forms naturally as the blade is being forged, hammering the blade edge thins the metal causing an increas in its length and this causes the blade to curveThe mild steel that is available at your standard home center is probably soft enough to simply be bent into shape, if not it will have to be heated to red heat to be bentThe hand guard can be made from sheet aluminum and formed by handI hope that you are only planning to use this thing for decoration, none of the materials I have suggested are suitable for making a real sword.

You can cover it with shellac or Kilz primer then paint over itIt won't bleed through either of thoseAs to what caused it, that's hard to sayWhenever I have found water marks I have found a causeGood luck on figuring this one out.

If the spot is dry the leak fixed, I know of a lot of people who swear by a product called KilzIt is a paint that the seals the spot so the marks won't bleed back throughYou can get it at your local Wal-mart or hardware storeIf the spot isn't dry yet, get some fans blowing on itIt needs to be dry no matter what product you use to cover it up.

The fact that it hasn't rained in 2 weeks does't mean that water is not presentYou have an exhaust fan that removes excess humidity in the Bathroom and the condensation is present Most likely the humidity is building underneath the insulation in the attic and causing thisI suggest you make sure the vent is properly vented to the outsideThis is usually done by a piece of pipe through the roof.

I have this happen all the time in my bathroomWhen I take a long hot shower even with the exhaust fan on, not all the moisture from the shower will escape leaving water spots on my bathroom ceilingUsually I am able to wipe up the spots with a damp towel and they go away If that doesn't work use a primer before repainting to block off the water stain, otherwise the stain will always bleed through each coat of paintWhen repainting, find a paint that you can easily wipe up for future stains.

The curvature of a sword blade forms naturally as the blade is being forged, hammering the blade edge thins the metal causing an increas in its length and this causes the blade to curveThe mild steel that is available at your standard home center is probably soft enough to simply be bent into shape, if not it will have to be heated to red heat to be bentThe hand guard can be made from sheet aluminum and formed by handI hope that you are only planning to use this thing for decoration, none of the materials I have suggested are suitable for making a real sword.