![]() The contest starts today, and we encourage you to get creative with the API tools that enable you to build applications, advanced reports, and visualizations not offered by the default Wufoo UI. The skilled developer who creates the most awesome integration will not only walk away with $3000 in cash, but they’ll also be the proud owner of a friggin’ Battle Axe! Weight 260 g.Win a Real Battle Axe in the Wufoo API Contest | Wufoo An arrow pointing left An arrow pointing right An arrow pointing left A magnifying glass The Twitter logo The Facebook logo The LinkedIn logo The Google Plus logo The RSS feed symbol The Wufoo by SurveyMonkey Logo The Wufoo by SurveyMonkey Logo A credit card A tray with an upwards pointing arrow A diamond with two arrows leading to different boxes Two bars in a chart Two pages A painter's palette A question mark in a circle A website layout A signpost A speech bubble Two interlinked arrows A bar chart with a magnifying glass near it A climbing graph in a magnifying glass A lock A certificate A shopping bag A graduation cap A pair of hands holding up a heart An open envelope with a note inside A ribbon An apple A hand dragging an item between two others A paper airplane An arrow pointing downwards into a tray A bar chart with a magnifying glass near it Two bars in a graph Two pages Two arrows circling into each other A credit card A trophy with a star on it Two people Two hands holding a heart Two hands holding money Two hands holding a party popper checkmark custom branding ssl notification payment data fortress captcha data report workflow integration custom report theme gallery pricing notifications pricing security pricing form template gallery pricing analytics reporting pricing theme designer pricing rest api pricing mobile pricing customer support pricing social sharing pricing field validation pricing custom responses Skip to the main contentĬalling all developers, lords, and ladies! In an effort to celebrate and promote the completion of our new REST API, Wufoo is throwing down an API Contest. 145cm long.īlade height 30 cm and width 33 cm. Shaft is 32mm thick birch with natural surface (without varnish, stain etc.) and is approx. Therefore even a synthetic blade might cause injury, especially to the face, throat or the eyes, so appropriate protection must be utilized at all times when using this training axe.Īvailable as a blade only and readily shafted. For sufficient realism, however, the blade has to be firm enough, and not wobble. ![]() The edge of this axe is softer than steel and lighter making weapon control easier and blows softer with less energy. The edges are rounded and the points can be easily filed round if you are planning to use the axe as a tool in active training with a partner. Using synthetic material we now have a lighter and safer version of the battle axe that can be used in a martial arts school in single or pair drills, on theater stage or in reenactment battles. The material used in this synthetic axe is polyethylene which is very durable, will never shatter, is lighter than steel and can be attached to a wooden shaft just like the real blades made of steel. If the weapon however is too soft and bendy, it will be useless as a training tool as it will move and act differently from the real deal. If the weapon is too realistic it will function like the real weapon and there is a risk of serious and unnecessary injury. Practice weapons of all kinds always have to balance realism with safety. For the size it is a blade for a two handed battle axe (or for a quite large one-hander). Naturally the spike was also used in attacks to puncture armor and overall to make the axe a more versatile, fearsome and dangerous weapon is the hands of a capable fighter. The backspike/hook could be used to pull rider down from his/hers horse or to hook enemy’s weapon, shield or leg. This synthetic weapon simulates battle axes from the medieval times and renaissance. Luckily now there is one more weapon option to add to your training weapon repertoire as axes have become available. We haven’t had a synthetic alternative for safe axe combat training and battle simulation before.
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