If you use a bit of baking powder with the superglue you create a really durable plastic like substance you can sand smooth. This should strengthen the bond between magnet and pipe even further. But i bet you knew that already. ;)
I am literally shocked. I was literally looking on your page for this exact type of tutorial for my prop an hour earlier! And you just post this today! Thank you, thank you!
When doing the 4:10 part wear eye protection, don't make my mistake!!! I had an accident this summer doing exactly that. Super glue got into my eye and that wasn't very pleasant. Lost about a week healing, and now I"m not allowed to wear contacts for a year. P.S. I failed to make it properly and now I have two-meter inseparable mage"s staff.
I didn't know what cosplay is, and I don't even really play video games. But TH-cam recommended your channel to me (for some reason?) Well I've now watched every single video you ever posted and I want to buy your books. Just because I wish the whole world had your personality. Thank you. You are awesome.
This is so helpful! I've made big props before and tried implementing this method of using different sized pvc pipes with magnets, but having it all laid out answers a lot of questions!
omg this is literally what i've been waiting for >~< but is there any way to seperate a giant sword? because these pipes would be kinda too thick for that
Awesome tips and video. This will really help when I make my Wonder Woman sword shortly. Haven't been doing cosplay for very long and already running out of room 😂
Hello Svetlana, my 7 years old girl asked me to create an armor to become a "warrior princess" (obviously it has to be pink!!!) and I would like to realize it to make her happy. I would like to use some simple material like fabric and "yoga-matress" foam. Can you please make a video to help me in this project? I think it will be great for all the parents that want to make their childrens happy...it would be a way to strenghten the bonds between father/mother and childrens... Thanks...BTW you're doing a great job with your videos...thank for all the things that you're teaching us...
This looks very cool and useful! I’m just a bit confused about how the two magnets don’t end up glued together. Is it because superglue doesn’t stick to the packing tape?
Lol I have this problem so much but with my actual costumes because I incorporate wire into basically _everything_ to make sure it's all shaped correctly and then when it comes to storage I'm just like, "maybe I can just keep it on the floor and step around it?" Haha
I've been watching your videos a lot lately in preparation for making a bow for a con this autumn and I had 2 questions: 1. Is the magnet method the best for making a bow or is there a different/better way you store your prop bows? 2. Does the prop stay together even when you wave it around like a lunatic? (I want to gauge how much abuse/strain it can take so I know whether to be super careful with it or not)
im curious about the second question as well. i made one of my shitty old weapons with this method, and it stays even if i shake it. however, it's also very light, so i'm not sure if it's the same for heavier props. i'll be making another prop using this method, and this one is a greatsword so i'll update you if it stays put!
@@luchinosimp any update on this? I'm wondering if its a good method stable enough to use for something like Guts' Dragonslayer or if I should go with threaded PVC pipes instead.
Def might do for my Galo matoi prop! The top and streamers are removable as well as the bottom will be in 2.0 but the pole itself isn't so it's pretty long.
Ill do this when i rebuild Banryu from Inuyasha (really big sword. Almost 2 meters and i did use the metric system for easier math for scale) i used pvc and corresponding screw pieces of pvc. Ill try the magnets next time.
How much weight can those magnets hold? I tried using magnets on a prop i was making and i guess my magnets werent strong enough so im looking into it. Thank you for all you do, youre my inspiration 😊
This helped a lot, I'm making a pyramid head cosplay as a commission and the sword is huge. This helps. How would you suggest i could make the head detachable and attach together? thanks
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I will definitely use it for my current project. Did you ever have problems with the magnets falling out? It's kinda hard to imagine that the superglue just keeps them in place. Also, is Superglue Kraftkleber in German, or something else?
There is nothing Svetlana can do that anybody with a degree in electrical engineering and years of experience couldn't do ................ or someone with her books and a lot of patience.
would you have to build the prop around the connecting parts? unless its really so simple as just drilling holes and gluing the pipes in after make the prop
Is there any tape or glue combination to avoid? Something that may cause a bad fume reaction or “melt” through the tape and causing the magnets to get glued together.
Question; in the video you say you use a 1mm x 5mm magnet, but the Amazon link is for 2mm in various sizes? Does it matter which size you use or does it depend on the prop? I'm using 3/4inch and 1/2inch pvc pipe.
this looks really helpful!! I was wondering though, would this work for VERY large props that might be heavier than what is shown here? A sword i want to make for a costume is like 8.5 feet long. I was thinking of separating the handle from the blade so avoid visual seams, but the blade would still be over 5 feet long by itself...
Love the channel, and this was a good video, but I have OCD about proper nomenclature/tool names so I have to nit pick, that's a scroll saw not a band saw.
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If you use a bit of baking powder with the superglue you create a really durable plastic like substance you can sand smooth. This should strengthen the bond between magnet and pipe even further.
But i bet you knew that already. ;)
I almost died laughing at the censoring at 0:55 LOL
I am literally shocked. I was literally looking on your page for this exact type of tutorial for my prop an hour earlier! And you just post this today! Thank you, thank you!
get this woman a oscar for 0:19
When doing the 4:10 part wear eye protection, don't make my mistake!!! I had an accident this summer doing exactly that. Super glue got into my eye and that wasn't very pleasant. Lost about a week healing, and now I"m not allowed to wear contacts for a year.
P.S. I failed to make it properly and now I have two-meter inseparable mage"s staff.
Glue got in your eye while putting it on the magnetm
How the glue got in your eye?-
Great trick. I like that way better than the press fit.
I didn't know what cosplay is, and I don't even really play video games. But TH-cam recommended your channel to me (for some reason?) Well I've now watched every single video you ever posted and I want to buy your books. Just because I wish the whole world had your personality. Thank you. You are awesome.
This is so helpful for my upcoming Pyrrha Nikko's spear! Tysm Svetlana! Luv you! 💞
This is so helpful! I've made big props before and tried implementing this method of using different sized pvc pipes with magnets, but having it all laid out answers a lot of questions!
Hi, Miss Svetlana! I'm creating my very first cosplay, and your videos are helping out so much! So thank you!
@ 0:54 I like the pixelation, otherwise I get distraught by what the tubes are doing 🧡🧡🧡
Grazie Kamui, ci hai salvato la vita. ✨👌
This is super useful! I'm gonna make the Master Sword for my Link cosplay, and I'll make it disassemble
i'm helping my boyfriend make a huge spear and I was wondering how we were gonna store it lol
They’re also special PVC glue, it’s a two part designed specifically for bonding PVC.
Thank you!!! Fabulous
Wow! I didn't even think of using magnets, that's so smart!!!
This is great for the double bladed scimitar im making
Honestly i never thought of this before thank you!
Ich liebe es, dass das OBI Bild von dem OBI ist, zu dem ich immer hingeh xDDD LG aus Österreich xD
War das Bild auf Wikipedia haha
Die Idee ist klasse! Danke für den guten Tipp 🙏🏼
OBI is always the best choice 🥳
You are truly a gift omg
This is why you're the best!
omg this is literally what i've been waiting for >~<
but is there any way to seperate a giant sword? because these pipes would be kinda too thick for that
Best Reference!
Thank you.
Take care of the - and the + side of the magnets!
If they're neodymium, even at 5mm*1mm they'll jump around themselves to mate up.
I love your videos ❤ you guys are so cool
Awesome tips and video. This will really help when I make my Wonder Woman sword shortly. Haven't been doing cosplay for very long and already running out of room 😂
I hope it actually makes the pop sound
Depending on the width difference between the pvc pipes, yes it does, but obviously a bit lower 😂
WOO!
It does, you can slightly hear it with my Aloy spear in the beginning.
KamuiCosplay my life is complete
I’ve seen enough
I am satisfied
i'm super looking forward to getting one of those shirts
The sensor on the poles 🤣🤣
Always good useful tips! One can't have enough of good tips, so thank's a lot! 😁
...I wish I found this tutorial yesterday xD
Hello Svetlana, my 7 years old girl asked me to create an armor to become a "warrior princess" (obviously it has to be pink!!!) and I would like to realize it to make her happy.
I would like to use some simple material like fabric and "yoga-matress" foam.
Can you please make a video to help me in this project?
I think it will be great for all the parents that want to make their childrens happy...it would be a way to strenghten the bonds between father/mother and childrens...
Thanks...BTW you're doing a great job with your videos...thank for all the things that you're teaching us...
I love everything you do!!!! Thx for everything
Great information. Thanks for sharing this with us.
This looks very cool and useful! I’m just a bit confused about how the two magnets don’t end up glued together. Is it because superglue doesn’t stick to the packing tape?
I think so, because she removed it immediately afterwards
yup
Lol I have this problem so much but with my actual costumes because I incorporate wire into basically _everything_ to make sure it's all shaped correctly and then when it comes to storage I'm just like, "maybe I can just keep it on the floor and step around it?" Haha
Very helpful
That moment when she insert those pipes.................... inappropriate lmao
Nice tutorial as always:)
Muy buena estampa de la remera y muy buen color, excelentes trabajos, saludos desde Argentina.
omg life saver
yay
Awesome tutorial and build
This is so useful! I love this!
That’s brilliant!
The final fantasy victory music at the end when she pushed the cubby in made my life lol
You made me LOVE cosplay
(Buy her books)
As usual you show us awesome tips ^^ thanks for it ^^ The way for placement of magnets in the tube is very usefull ^^. And i like you t-shirt ^^
I've been watching your videos a lot lately in preparation for making a bow for a con this autumn and I had 2 questions:
1. Is the magnet method the best for making a bow or is there a different/better way you store your prop bows?
2. Does the prop stay together even when you wave it around like a lunatic? (I want to gauge how much abuse/strain it can take so I know whether to be super careful with it or not)
im curious about the second question as well. i made one of my shitty old weapons with this method, and it stays even if i shake it. however, it's also very light, so i'm not sure if it's the same for heavier props. i'll be making another prop using this method, and this one is a greatsword so i'll update you if it stays put!
@@luchinosimp any update on this? I'm wondering if its a good method stable enough to use for something like Guts' Dragonslayer or if I should go with threaded PVC pipes instead.
Your vidéos are so helpfull ♥️😍 it's somme little advices but do helpfull 🤯♥️ thanks you do much for all thé advices ! ♥️
This is so helpfull! Thank you!
Me encanto ese fantástico truco de seguro lo usaré mucho en el futuro 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Thanks, just what I needed :)
Thats a very good Tipp, thank you 🖤
Verdammt jetzt hab ich wieder Lust props zu basteln... 😂😂👍
Mach doch! :D
You can get pvc pipe cutters they making cutting the pipe really easy.
I'm glad the video wasn't all censored by mosaic 🤣
Aa yes!! this came in handy bc i I want a expanding chat noir staff!
Great video!! ♡
This is so cool and useful!
Thank you for sharing :3
0:53 yes please
I love this technique bc there is no way to put the wrong magnet sides together by accident ❤
u always make the best content
Def might do for my Galo matoi prop! The top and streamers are removable as well as the bottom will be in 2.0 but the pole itself isn't so it's pretty long.
So...a video for...PLOPP MAKING. Very helpful, thaaaaanks!
Alles im Obi~ xD
THE SHIRT THING IS GOING TO BECOME THE NEW BUY MY BOOKS!!! I hope buy my books it still going to be there
now I have to decide
I bought all your books to help me, now I need the shirts
Ill do this when i rebuild Banryu from Inuyasha (really big sword. Almost 2 meters and i did use the metric system for easier math for scale) i used pvc and corresponding screw pieces of pvc. Ill try the magnets next time.
the link for "PVC Pipes" doesn't work :/
is this strong enough to hold up something like a foam hammer head to the handle ?
How much weight can those magnets hold? I tried using magnets on a prop i was making and i guess my magnets werent strong enough so im looking into it. Thank you for all you do, youre my inspiration 😊
You always so sweet I love this
This is really helpful, so thank you! but the big question is: how does one *add* this to a weapon??
So simple but so effective *looks at giant prop in corner* If I had only known before it was made...
This helped a lot, I'm making a pyramid head cosplay as a commission and the sword is huge. This helps. How would you suggest i could make the head detachable and attach together? thanks
What pipe size you're using? it's so perfectly fit.
I love this idea for transportation, but making a shelf to exhibit and show my props off is still too tempting to me xD
I want to make a machete for Macrophage (Cells at Work), are these magnets strong enough to hold something that will be about 4ft long?
Those Monster Hunter weapons make hella jeapous. KÍ know I have neither the skill nor the money to get them myself.
Pixelated 🤣
COSTUME IDEA: Uravity from My Hero Academia
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I will definitely use it for my current project. Did you ever have problems with the magnets falling out? It's kinda hard to imagine that the superglue just keeps them in place. Also, is Superglue Kraftkleber in German, or something else?
There is nothing Svetlana can do that anybody with a degree in electrical engineering and years of experience couldn't do ................ or someone with her books and a lot of patience.
A comment for the algorithm
*camera starts zooming in*
"oh, you noticed my t-shirt!"
YES, that was it. Not anything else!
I need to do this for my greatsword
would you have to build the prop around the connecting parts? unless its really so simple as just drilling holes and gluing the pipes in after make the prop
Could you show some ways of making axe heads like for a 1 handed or 2 handed axe having second thoughts on my design
i want to built a Rapier...any tips? it will be my first prop btw
I might make a big big big prop now. But maybe after I finish other projects
Is there any tape or glue combination to avoid? Something that may cause a bad fume reaction or “melt” through the tape and causing the magnets to get glued together.
Can you make a Samurai armor
Question; in the video you say you use a 1mm x 5mm magnet, but the Amazon link is for 2mm in various sizes? Does it matter which size you use or does it depend on the prop? I'm using 3/4inch and 1/2inch pvc pipe.
this looks really helpful!!
I was wondering though, would this work for VERY large props that might be heavier than what is shown here? A sword i want to make for a costume is like 8.5 feet long.
I was thinking of separating the handle from the blade so avoid visual seams, but the blade would still be over 5 feet long by itself...
macht weiter so
could you make a tutorial on how to do this when using wooden dowels for a prop
Love the channel, and this was a good video, but I have OCD about proper nomenclature/tool names so I have to nit pick, that's a scroll saw not a band saw.
you‘re right
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Time for Stygian Zinogre!
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