How to make a Force Pike out of a pool cue
Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2019 12:38 pm
Project Force Pike.
How to build the forcePike weapon for the Imperial Royal Guard to go with any red Royal Guard.
The pool stuck unscrews in the middle.
After prepping the materials with a light sand with glass paper, I forced the foam handle grips on the pool cue stick. I began by using vacuum cleaner hoses but it was too flimsy so I used the foam handles from an exercise machine not being used. I had to force them on with soap.
I cut some pvc pipe into small parts for the top of the pike. A child’s syringe was used for the top point.

I used a plumbing hose connector and a light fitting from a lamp and glued them together to make the pommel at the base. These had to be painted later.
I bought 7 O rings to make the top piece.
Then I hand painted the pommel made of plumbing and garden hose connector components.
I Painted the pvc connectors and finally painted the O rings. All silver spray painted.
Then I Spray painted silver the cue stick. I masked off parts I wanted to keep from being painted.

Took about 3 hours to complete painting. Then left to dry and assembled tthe next day.


How to build the forcePike weapon for the Imperial Royal Guard to go with any red Royal Guard.
The pool stuck unscrews in the middle.
After prepping the materials with a light sand with glass paper, I forced the foam handle grips on the pool cue stick. I began by using vacuum cleaner hoses but it was too flimsy so I used the foam handles from an exercise machine not being used. I had to force them on with soap.
I cut some pvc pipe into small parts for the top of the pike. A child’s syringe was used for the top point.

I used a plumbing hose connector and a light fitting from a lamp and glued them together to make the pommel at the base. These had to be painted later.
I bought 7 O rings to make the top piece.
Then I hand painted the pommel made of plumbing and garden hose connector components.
I Painted the pvc connectors and finally painted the O rings. All silver spray painted.
Then I Spray painted silver the cue stick. I masked off parts I wanted to keep from being painted.

Took about 3 hours to complete painting. Then left to dry and assembled tthe next day.

