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How To Make A Point [w/o Cutting]

By StonedWolf62

How to start the point of a sword without cutting!

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24 Feb, 2024 @ 8:47pm

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Guide Index

Overview

Step One: Learning Our Shapes

Step Two: Getting To The Point

Step Three: Extending Our Swords

Helpful Hint: Fixing A Curvy Sword

Step Four: Cut To Length

Helpful Hint: How to Whet Your Sword

Step Five: You're The Blacksmith Now Dog

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Step One: Learning Our Shapes

We first start out with our rectangle of an ingot:

We want to turn the rectangle into a triangle. To do this we want to shape one of these points:

Take the hammer and hit the point until it starts flattening out. Giving the ingot a more roundish shape (Almost like a fat knife-head):

Step Two: Getting To The Point

Give it a few hits in different locations as you flatten it, so that you spread the metal out evenly as you go. You should end up with something like so:

Step Three: Extending Our Swords

Keep going with this method to slowly make the sword longer and the width shorter:

Helpful Hint: Fixing A Curvy Sword

Do not worry if your sword forms a curve:

Take out the small hammer and slowly reshape it after you get the length:

Step Four: Cut To Length

Once you get your sword splendidly shaped. Cut some of the bottom end to fit your specs, maybe even get fancy and cut out the grip part for the hilt:

Helpful Hint: How to Whet Your Sword

You can increase the sharpness of your sword by using it on the Grindstone even if it looks shiny.

Note: Not sure if this is an exploit, but using metal on the Grindstone in weird angles increases the sharpness a lot.
You can then make it look good after by sharpening it the way you want the grooves:

Step Five: You're The Blacksmith Now Dog

Congratulations! You can now make a pointed sword (or dagger in my case) without feeling lame about cutting your precious, precious metals! Now pretty'em up and voilà: