Kitespar - would anyone bewilling to split the shipping costs or sell me some?

Auryn

Apprentice
I am looking into making my own weapons for the first time and have decided that kitespar cores would probably be the best idea for me because of my joint injuries - but the cost paying for shipping on my own is kind of prohibitive for me, as I'm a college student. Would anyone be willing to sell me some of their current stock or go in on shipping with me for an order online?
 
I might be ordering some soon , if I order any I'll add a little extra for you.
 
Just to pop my head in...

If you are looking online for "kitespar" cores I would recommend you check out Goodwinds.com Filament Wound Epoxy Tubes (.505" OD-Outer Diameter for 1 handed weapons). Their products are great, and get cheaper the more you order! You may also want to look at getting foam from McMasters to fit that core! McMasters doesn't really tell you the shipping cost before you finish the order...so just keep in mind it will be about $20 for shipping from Atlanta, but you will get nice snug foam that is not pre-split. This will keep your weapon light, safe, and durable. If you are looking for 2 handed weapons you will want the Goodwinds .745" though it will be a little short if you are going for a max polearm. The whip will be well within comfort zones and you wont regret it. I unfortunately can't find my link right now to the right McMaster foam, but I'm sure there are a few people in SoMN with it. I hope this helped and enjoy making your new weapon!
 
To add on to what Brent is saying, you can also get carbon tubes from Goodwinds, my long swords are carbon and will never go back. If you make a long weapon, get .500 carbon, its worth the bit extra in my opinion.
 
Yeah agreed on dong the .500 carbon for long weapons the extra whip in the weapon as it gets longer is extremely undersirable if you do not
 
I just got some last event from Josh. Sorry I never got the chance to post that.
 
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