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| cross4 |  Staining any piece of wood with sharp edgesAugust 31st, 2001 05:58 PM I am currently trying to finish a sword holder for a friend of mine, who is getting ready to leave. The problem I am having is the swords slide once they're inserted. The type of sword holder I made is one that is two pieces seperated by small blocks of wood, which hold the sword, and mounts to the wall. The swords cross each other with the handles up at an angle on each side, forming an "X". Is there anyone that has done something like this or knows the answer? |
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