Friday, September 30, 2011

Blog update 30/9/2011

Okay, so here's just a quick update; With 3d of October 2011, I'm back to coledge, so it means I have bit more time to type and present my weapons, but not so much time to make them. So, what was going on with me past few months? Nothing much, EXCEPT ANOTHER about 15-20 KNUCKLE DUSTERS! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I was quite busy, while making new stuff, mostly knuckle dusters. Different shapes, different materials....You'll see! :D

Beside, more upcoming videos from now on:

-more knuckle dusters
-push daggers
-improvised weapons
-kubotans
-batons
-chilis(yes, I've been growing them first time this season)
-knives
-deko weapons(true weapons with barrel welded and without the pin)
-fully working guns(pistols, revolvers, B.F.R. - :D, shotgun, rifles...)
-bows
-hand grenade
-nunchaku

...and possible is, that a few tutorials, don't know yet. Now, I need just a bit time for myself, maybe to get new camera and get all my stuff home and then just make make make....videos :D

Ok, so hope to see new posts soon! Cheers, fellas!

Sunday, August 28, 2011

My knuckle duster collection

Here's just a quick upadate of my knuckle duster collection; many of them arent finished yet(sand/polished finish, spikes, wooden plates, tight rope...many things are still missing)

date: 28/08/2011

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Hammer and sickle engraved aluminum knuckle duster













This is one of my latest knuckle dusters, which was made about 3-4 weeks ago.

Made from 10 millimeters thick aluminum, measures 102 millimeters in lenght and 59 in height.

Palmrest is straight, which is kinda new thing to my knuckle dusters; I don't have any yet without curved palmrest. But although, the grip is still pretty good.

It has engraved Hammer and sickle on both sides, which makes it an opposite knuckle duster of one of my ex knuckle dusters, with swastika engraving(last picture).

On flat fingertops I stamped in letters SSSR, which stand for Savez Sovjetskih Socijalističkih Republika(Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), which is an old Russian motto.

Also, on the straight palmrest, I will engrave words “…for mother Russia…”, as soon as I find some of time.

All letters and engravings are painted red!

The finish is sanded, which gives dark silver matt finish to the duster.