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I finally made a proper kingdom key, and a video tutorial for it (see bottom of description). This time I made some improvements that I learned from making both the Kingdom Key D and the X-blade. I learned to use poplar instead of oak, so there isn't any wood grain showing I also utilized bondo to fill in gaps, scratches, knicks, and such instead of wood putty. I made the teeth separate from the pole this time, which made the pole smoother and rounder, as well as making the teeth easier to make. I used the sorby spiralling tool on the handle and it came out better than on the x-blade. I used a U-fasterner instead of an eye-bolt.

Specs: 38.5" long, 12.5" at widest, 2" at thickest

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Here's the video tutorial link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFXbwz… Yes, I finally made one!

Description
I finally made a proper kingdom key, and a video tutorial for it (see bottom of description). This time I made some improvements that I learned from making both the Kingdom Key D and the X-blade. I learned to use poplar instead of oak, so there isn't any wood grain showing I also utilized bondo to fill in gaps, scratches, knicks, and such instead of wood putty. I made the teeth separate from the pole this time, which made the pole smoother and rounder, as well as making the teeth easier to make. I used the sorby spiralling tool on the handle and it came out better than on the x-blade. I used a U-fasterner instead of an eye-bolt.

Specs: 38.5" long, 12.5" at widest, 2" at thickest

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Here's the video tutorial link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFXbwz… Yes, I finally made one!