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How to Make Wolverine Claws out of SteelYouTube maker Koss Workshop shows us the step-by-step process of building Wolverine claws with basic tools, as well as cutting, milling and grinding equipment.First, Koss traced the shape of the wolverine claws on a piece of scrap plywood and cut them with a bandsaw. This allowed him to check the fit before he proceeded to cut the pieces out of 1066 high carbon alloy steel, then grind and sand them to make them into blades. Koss then subjected the pieces to heat treatment to improve their hardness.The handle was cut out of a single block of duralumin, a strong yet lightweight alloy of aluminum and the pieces were put together with nuts and bolts.As with his other pieces, Koss sold the one-of-a-kind steel Wolverine claws at his Etsy store.#Wolverine #claw #KossWorkshop #weapon #XMen

X-Men Princesses: Disney Princesses and Marvel's X-Men Mash Ups by Marcus The VisualWe are in love with these X-Men and Disney Princess mash up artwork drawn by illustrator and comic artist Marcus Williams (AKA Marcus the Visual).Back in September 2019, Williams wrote on Instagram, "I remember watching Frozen with my kids when it came out in theaters and saying to myself, 'so ... Elsa is pretty much an ice wielding mutant.'"And that gave him the seed of an idea. " Seeing as how Disney now owns the rights to the X-Men, it's only natural that some of the more "magically" adept Disney princesses would pull a crossover with the famed team of mutants...eventually," Williams added.Williams started releasing his mash-up artwork of Disney Princesses and X-Men characters, titled "X-Men Princesses," and we don't need to tell you that they are Marvel-ous (hah). Take a look below.#XMen #Disney #DisneyPrincesses #XMenPrincesses #MarcusWilliams #MarcusTheVisual #superhero #mashup