How do you fix the scabbard to the wall please.
1690435
You don't. You can put the sword in it and then hang it at the wall plaque.
1690436
Hi Anu I havent fixed Sting on the wall but for striders sword I made a small shield shaped plaque with two medium sized hooks that hook under the sword hilt. This holds everything. You can see a picture of the 'official' united cutlery sting sword with plaque, on Amazon or Google images where I got the idea from. Hope this helps
1690437
Hi Anu I havent fixed Sting on the wall but for striders sword I made a small shield shaped plaque with two medium sized hooks that hook under the sword hilt. This holds everything. You can see a picture of the 'official' united cutlery sting sword with plaque, on Amazon or Google images where I got the idea from.Hope this helps
1690438
Purchase 2 3M hooks and stick one to the wall sideways and then slip the scabbard into it and then slide the second in place. This should hold the sword firmly.
1690439
Well, you don't without some creativity unfortunately. I actually didn't use the wall plaque for Sting itself and used some leather strips I got at a craft shop to hang the sword half out of the scabbard on the wall at about a 45 degree incline, using the straps to secure both the hilt of Sting and the scabbard to hooks on the wall. Alternatively you could use the wall plaque and then do something at the tip of the scabbard to secure it to the wall (e.g. a loop of fishing line to a hook).
1690440
You really can't. You can mount the sword on a wall plaque, but not the actual scabbard.
1690441
There are two ways you can fix the scabbard to the wall. As others have said you can put the scabbard on Sting and place it on the plaque Sting comes with. Mine seems a little tight to do that but it will still work. You could also put two nails/screws in the wall and hang up the scabbard next to Sting in its display.
1690442
Sting came with a wall plaque. The scabbard fits tightly on the sword, so I just hung Sting in its scabbord from the wall plaque included with Sting"
1690443
The scabbard only, you can't fix it to the wall. You need the ORIGINAL United Cutlery Sting sword to do that. ( Bilbo's or Frodo's one, doesn't matter )
1912612
You have to buy a wall anchor and screw for it at Home Depot. The notches for it are up at the top in the back.
191604
Hold the middle part where the roll goes while you unscrew the red end piece. You may need to do the same on the other side, then will need to do a similar process to resecure a new role.
791335
I believe there's already pilot holes for the bracket skrews, and when I accidently had the board wrong, the doors came up on the other side and we couldn't open them and see in there because then the opening faced the wall. needless to say I had to take it all back apart.
1643413
It is smooth wood. entrance of scabbard need to be reinforced. tsuba(hand guard) is bonded with glue which means it might come off if your put too much pressure on it with your fingers. Overall good one.
1067137
I know what your talking about! I haven't tried very hard to fix this.Im thinking along the lines of shimming it with really thin strips of metal,but I haven't tried this myself,Im also considering welding a bit ,then grinding it till it fits. Best of luck!
1093938
It cannot be replaced. If you really want to, you have to disassemble the hilt and it's really hard. You better contact the maker or buy a new one.
997253
I had the same problem after a few years. If you're handy and don't mind putting some effort into it you can scrape off the Velcro (and most if the adhesive )from the metal. Go to Home Depot or other hardware store with a sample of the piece you ripped off and you can find a close enough match that has a sticky backing. Cut it to size and stick it on. Good as new.... Sort of.
282162
Take a flat blade screw driver and put it in the slot in the lower portion of the front. Twist gently and it should just pop down. Hope this helps.
2105337
I just had my husband tighten it and that solved the problem. However, had that not worked, I was planning on putting a piece of gripper pad (the kind you can get at the dollar store for opening jars) around the bar under the clamp.
421656
The best fix is the Linkage adjustment, but you stated you've tried that. Be sure to adjust as far as you can on the linkage. If this does not seem to fix it, try buying a new swashplate on eBay; they are cheap and easy to install. Good luck.
600783
There is a strap on the open end that can be placed over the weapon to hold it in. You may want to check the overall length of the scabbard (the overall length of the scabbard can be shortened by about 4" by folding the bottom of the scabbard) against your weapon length.
1310560
No scabbard in it..... I would say no on having one made but you might contact the manufacturer. I have been know to make a mistake once......but I was mistaken.
321512
It shouldve come with some patch things. If you through them away, then search for some online and maybe youtube how to fix. Sorry thats all i can think of. Good luck
1397703
I had the same problem, you basically have to pry the link apart with two pairs of pliers or vise grips or a vise and then put the bar in and squeeze it back together.
1882751
On the side that is wobbly, pound a metal stake in the ground, but make sure you have at least 2' in the ground (secure fence to pole with bungie cord) and that the top of the stake/pole is just below the top rail of the fence. :-)
1105506
There are screws on the bottom and additional holes. Unscrew the punch and move it to the place you want it to be, then screw it back together.