Prop Axe?

[🪦 Darth Veach ●]

Anyone know where I can get a good realistic looking axe prop? All the ones in the costume store suck. I thought about getting an axe handle, but not sure what to do for a blade to make it safe. Has to be haunted house/party safe!

[🪦 WHiTE_SiDER ●]

do you have talk with JC_70 im sure he can make it

[🪦 IbDaToNeGuY ●]

this may sound stupid but could you buy a real one and make a mold of it and pour some kind of material into the mold and let dry , like hard foam or hard ruber or something ?

mike,

[🪦 Darth Veach ●]

Well, I guess my other thought was to get an axe handle and cut a wood block to look like the head of the axe. Just didn\'t know if I had the time I still have a bit of work on my costume. Those plastic ones just look so crappy!

[🪦 Mutilated ●]

Get an axe and take the axe blade off and trace it onto a block of foam and do the proper cutting and weathering. Not that hard.

[SICKNESS]

I was also wanting some fake prop weapons. I was wanting one that has a real feel to it.

I want a axe, chainsaw, and machete. I was planing on doing some fan films a while back, and my friends really want to also. I just want to also know if anyone knows where to get a rubber chainsaw or axe?

[🪦 Cryptoys.com ●]

If you make one out of rigid foam, it ends up looking super great but as soon as dumb-@ss at the party comes over he goes "hey cool duh" *snap*

[🪦 puckface ●]

they sell them at a store here in town, as well as fake b aseball bats and sledgehammers...

they will run ya about 20-30 bucks thoug

[SICKNESS]

they sell them at a store here in town, as well as fake b aseball bats and sledgehammers...

they will run ya about 20-30 bucks thoug

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Do they look/feel realistic? I\'d be interested.

[🪦 Golgo 13 ●]

Well, I guess my other thought was to get an axe handle and cut a wood block to look like the head of the axe. Just didn\'t know if I had the time I still have a bit of work on my costume. Those plastic ones just look so crappy!

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I used this method, but traced it onto a block of wood the same thickness as the axe head. I then sanded it down to taper to a point. It worked pretty well I think.





Good luck!