I need a dagger that's like picrel, specifically with a thick hilt for painting on and quillons that make it look like a cross. I'm a student, so I don't know how much of these options is viable for me to perform, but I'm considering the pros and cons of building the handle out of either: Wood, ceramic, or polymer clay, or something of the like. How would I afterwards even attach the blade to the handle? I have never done this before, but there doesn't seem to be a viable template a blade like this online so I could paint on it myself.
If I want to use modeling clay, what clay would be best that doesn't chip or crack?
clay will be too brittle if it does anything more than sit in display.download a 3d model of one that's kinda close from thingiverse and modify it to look like you want, then have it 3d printed.
>yids even want to cheap out on instruments of child sacrifice im sure your rabbis brother has a bodega where he can give you a sukkot special sale price where hed absolutely be losing money on the deal
>>3011281I'm happy to spend a great deal of money on good quality products for child sacrifice or whatnot, as long as I know whether clay or wood is more appropriate or simple for a student like myself who cannot exactly afford a great workshop collection of powertools, especially not for a one-off project like this one.
>>3011258You don't need that to kys, kike.
>>3011290You're right, I actually need it to come after you through my evil ceremonies.
>>3011291>Best I can doSad, actually Goodluck with that, though
>>3011293>GoodluckOne must imagine a goyim spelling correctly.
