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Title: fold out Shuriken Post by slinger87 on Jun 30th, 2008 at 3:25pm
ok i was at this gas station and tohey had a bunch of knives that i was looking at and they had a fold out 3 bladed shuriken! Dose anyond have one or seen them?
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by curious_aardvark on Jun 30th, 2008 at 5:07pm
Lmao - I made some when I was at school - there's a pic on the forum somewhere.
Okay here you go. Never seen any commercial ones though. shuriken_002.jpg (53 KB | ) |
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by BrianGrubbs on Jul 3rd, 2008 at 8:17am
I have seen those before. Then one that I messed with snapped when I actually threw it though. The idea is sound, but the design of most of them leaves very much to be desired, being nothing more that a pocket knife blade attached to a triangular handle. I like your design C_A, it looks like it would actually hold up.
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by Gan Banor on Jul 3rd, 2008 at 9:39am
hi i have done japanese martial arts for around a year and my instructor has a few. there not as practical ad a solid Shuriken but works just as well so long as you can throw them correctly. Also there very hard to get a good quality set. Stick to the basic design is my advise
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by curious_aardvark on Jul 3rd, 2008 at 9:53am Quote:
Yep they had some serious abuse. Stick into a tree no problem Very easy to make. I even used meccano bolts at the time (well I was only 15). Wow that makes those things nearly 25 years old. lol antique custom folding shuriken ;-) |
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by slinger87 on Jul 8th, 2008 at 3:47pm
hay C.A what did you make those out of
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Title: Re: fold out Shuriken Post by curious_aardvark on Jul 16th, 2008 at 6:54am
honestly can't remember where I got the metal It hasn't rusted so I suspect it's galvanised. It was a piece of scrap from somewhere anyway.
It's about 2 mm thick and I cut it out with a junior hacksaw - which useful tool apparently they don't have in canada - dunno about the states ;-) I think I made the central holes with a nail and used a meccano bolt to fix the pieces together. It was a long time ago as I said lol |
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