Making Cheap LARP Weapons PART 1: What do you need?

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The first part of a short video series in which I show how I make cheap LARP weapons.
00:00 Introduction
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
00:44 Cores
03:27 Foam
04:43 Contact Glue
05:19 Hot Glue
05:34 Spray Glue
5:50 About Painting
06:07 Liquid Latex
06:23 Acrylic Paint
07:32 Isoflex...
08:07 About making handles
08:38 Silicone Spray / Talcum Powder
TOOLS
09:35 Utility Knives
10:23 Cutting Surface
10:41 Rulers
10:55 Brushes
11:52 Rotary Tool / Dremel
12:17 Sandpaper / Sanding Machines
NTHBNE
12:52 Tape
13:23 Soldering Iron / Wood Burner
13:51 Heat Gun
14:20 Caps, Tubes and Cylinders
14:37 Baking Parchment
14:49 How To Get Materials
16:18 Closure
Created by Martijn Calkhoven

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3 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 29

@nevernether3368 Год назад

My family has been making larp weapons for personal use for years. We used bamboo we grew ourselves as a core and stuffed them into pool noodles and completely wrapped it in duct tape.

@gorkok 2 года назад

This series is one of the best I've ever seen in terms of quality and content, and it has helped me a lot. Your video in Dutch has also helped me a lot, because we are currently using urecoat as sealant but it is a serious pain in the bollocks. Shame the videos stopped :(

@theweaponscollectiveedge863 9 месяцев назад

You have very good advice on making larp weapons. I will have to try some of your ideas.

@vojtechnovak8259 Год назад

You sir, need to make more videos, cannot find as good content anywhere! it actually got me to craft weapons also. Now I got whole collection of Skyrim swords!

@KalGoltur 4 года назад

I needed this 4 years ago and this would probably have saved some 3 months trying to figure out how to make a larp weapon. But I hope the series will help somebody else and I still got some new tips that probably will help me in the future!

@cullengus5745 3 года назад

Pro tip: you can watch series on Flixzone. Been using it for watching loads of movies recently.

@brantleyjoaquin3238 3 года назад

@Cullen Gus yea, been watching on flixzone} for years myself =)

@TheDudeWithDaCowbell 3 года назад

I would note that when PVC breaks I believe it can also become sharp, like you mentioned with certain metals

@tgcid2018 Месяц назад

hot glue can make for great composite material; just with some hot glue and popsicle sticks I've made some things that are absurdly sturdy, like I make things as toys for my sister's kids but I don't want to give them some of these things out of fear they'll hospitalize each other trying to break it, which they will try to do.

@cloviepounders6703 3 месяца назад

What a great intro to weapon creation.

@MountainRadioShow 2 года назад

This is high quality content you published. Even if I wouldn't be interested in larp weapon building, it was just amusing watching you. Aaand I really want to build CHEAP stuff hahah :D thank you a lot for this video

@JamesD92763 3 года назад

I learned a lot, Keep it up!

@JiffyPopLuv Год назад

Thank you thank you thank you. Really informative and entertaining.

@jaredmckenzie5526 4 года назад

Very nice video. Keep it up!

@Rapidworldofwarcraft 3 года назад

Thank you

@Pymmothra 3 года назад

Ren faire is coming back to my area this year and this is perfect for preparation!!!

@marachime 4 года назад

WOOOO!

@marielewis3418 2 года назад

this guy is great

@nohemigg95 3 года назад

Really useful, also you are really funny 😆✌🏻💀

@MikoGot 3 года назад

thank you :)

@shamelmasha1 4 года назад

Let's gooooooo

@douwewielstra4047 2 года назад

Hoi Martijn. Leuke en duidelijke videos. Ik ga binnenkort met mijn neefjes naar het Imaginarium festival en dan hebben we natuurlijk wapens nodig. Bedankt voor de tips.

@c-mandawg 4 месяца назад

This is very good advice. Whoever did your video editing did you a diservice though - the text edits correcting or commenting takes away from the general authenticness of your video in a way. Don't sweat the small stuff, quirkiness is good