Hand carving a Sword From Scrap Flooring
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In this video, I hand-carve a wooden replica of Thranduil’s sword as seen in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies — made from reclaimed hardwood flooring filled with old nails and scars from its past life.
What started as scrap wood turned into a polished, elegant Elven blade.
I honestly don’t know what exact species of wood this is, it could be beech, or maple, so I ask in the video:
What do YOU think this wood is?
This sword is hand-carved using slow, meditative woodworking methods and finished by hand from start to end.
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🪵 ABOUT THE BUILD
• Made from reclaimed hardwood flooring
• Nails removed by hand
• Fully shaped and sanded
• Inspired by Thranduil’s sword from The Hobbit
• Finished as a quality-display wooden blade
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What wood species do you think this is?
Would you display this sword or wield it in battle?
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