Has anyone of you medieval weapons
i saw a lot stone age weapons
and want to know if some you
interested in other times

I have a Celtic leaf bladed sword.

Most Europeans are. They stretched all over, even taking over the city of Rome at one point.

I have a couple of swords. Working on a staff sling and a bow.

K'Jev

Germany wrote on Aug 20^th, 2009 at 8:06am:


you made your own knife? i don't have any of the right materials to make a knife, even though i badly need one

slingbadger wrote on Aug 20^th, 2009 at 5:24pm:


oh, i do have the materials, but i don't even have a decent file that can grind a point on to metal, not to mention a bench grinder

Jev hit the nail dead-center on that one.

Also, if your interested, try looking into a book called "$50 Knife Shop" by Wayne Goddard. It's a great read. And if you can't afford it, just do what I did; Go into a local book store that carries it, then read it and absorb all the parts useful to you without buying it!

Donnerschlag wrote on Aug 21^st, 2009 at 3:32am:


Back when I was a poor college student, I did that all the time. I had one Anthropology teacher who wanted us to buy about a dozen books, just to read and then write a whole whopping paragraph on. So I was "browsing" the college bookstore when a helpful student/clerk/geek approached me. When I told him I was just looking, he told me I'd either have to buy it or leave. Upshot of it all was, I kind of got thrown out of the book store. But not before I'd read enough to get my assignment done!

So if you have to take notes, I'd suggest finding an out-of-the-way corner, and a small notebook. Usually larger stores like Barnes & Noble or Borders actually have places where people can sit and read, though.

K'Jev