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I have been working on my scratch built Baneblade, see original thread, and have been a little stumped on the rivets. I combined a technique I found on Dakka along with something I overhead a couple old time model railroad guys talking about. I think it works very well and plan to use this on the Baneblade, let me know what you think.

Nice tutorial. May have to try it out here.

Now that was interesting! The pencil idea I will try out for sure.

Thanks for sharing!

Cheers, vik

Now that is pretty inventive. I just wish that I would have learned this before converting my stompa.

Very cool! Nice job.

Very cool tutorial. I will have to use this when I work on my baneblade/shadowsword conversion.

Really useful, thanks for sharing!

Here are a few photos to show the results

FANFRIKINTASTIC!!!

That mechanical pencil idea was brilliant!!

Ive tried to roll my knife over the rod, but always got uneven cuts..

BRILLIANT I SAY!!!