Axel chakram advice...

[yukirukun]

So I've been making these Axel chakrams for my new costume, and have made decent headway. The next step would be to begin adding finer details like angling off the inner circular parts. I was thinking of taking a dremel tool and just kind of holding it where the wood needs to be angled to sand it down, but I really don't have a clue the best way to do it. Any ideas from you experienced prop-making folks? Here are some pictures:

Reference:
i12.photobucket.com/albums/a235/KChanX33/Axel.jpg

My chakrams:
img.photobucket.com/albums/v335/dreamsprite018/Picture8.jpg

img.photobucket.com/albums/v335/dreamsprite018/Picture11.jpg

[ladysephiroth91]

I'm not experienced but you could make a line down the center of everything to make it the highest point on them and then sand them in to a slant. If that makes sense.

[oddsoul]

i just wanna say that looks perfect! i can't wait to see them at the convention!

[Knight Link]

well as a prop maker i too think making a center line on the side of the object (thin edge, NOT the side that will be seen) this is a good way to make sure you sand evenly. Depending on what part your talking about Drimal or wood file would work.