How to Build a Knife Display Case

Buy a rectangular (or square-molded) wooden edge from a furniture store close you. Pick a size that will be appropriate for the number and size of blades you wish to show. 

Orchestrate the blades on the patron board in the way you wish to show the blades. 

Measure within the wooden casing or case. Utilize the surrounding square and pencil to check a blueprint on the sponsor board, all around the blades. Guarantee that there is sufficient space on each of the four sides around the blades. 

Cut the supporter board, along the layout drawn utilizing a table saw. 

Upholster the supporter board. Sliced the cushioning to a size around 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch than the (cut) size of the patron board. This will allow covering of the cushioning and cover fabric on every one of the four sides of the sponsor board. 

Cut the spread fabric 1 inch or 2 inches bigger than the (cut) size of benefactor board. Spread the right half of the fabric down and after that place the cushioning over it at its inside. Presently set the support board on both, and afterward painstakingly trim the corners. Cover the supporter board with the cushioning and fabric spread, then immovably paste or tape both to the benefactor board. 

Drill the required number of openings through fabric, cushioning and board to fastener or sink reasonable, metal or wooden blade holders. On the other hand, you may utilize metal glass snares, in the event that you wish. 

Mount the wooden edge or case to divider. Penetrate appropriately measured, openings in the divider and supplement wooden fittings to bolster screws solidly. Adjust the pre-bored, gaps of the wooden casing or case and afterward embed bolster screws, guaranteeing they are safely inserted in the divider. 

Embed the sponsor board into the mounted wooden display showcase. Presently hang your blades in the way you wish.