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    Secret Guide To Making Ninja Weapons Part1

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    Four words: high school shop class

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    SECRET GUIDE TO MAKING NINJA WEAPONS ‘SECRET GUIDE TO MAKING NINJA WEAPONS TABLE OF CONTENTS Important Information 4 Foreword _. Ninja-To Construction Ninja Tanto Constructio: Scabbard Making .. Ninja Yari Construction Kuseri Fundo Construction Ninja Kusari Gama Construction Ninja Shoge Construction . Ninja Blowgun and Dart Construction Teteu-Bishi Construction .. Ninja Shuriken Construction Ninja Nunchaku Construction Types of Metala Used for Weapons: Metallurgy Heat Treating . Sharpening Blades Afterword SECRET GUIDE TO MAKING NINJA WEAPONS —IMPORTANT INFORMATION - In order to use this book effectively, follow these simple procedures: first, re- move from the center of the book the pattern of the weapon that you wish to construct. Note: Be very careful not to rip the pattern. Study the diagrams and the photographs of the desired weapon in order to gain a general concept of the weapon. Secondly, read the section on constructing the weapon once or twice. Next, using the book as a guide, gather the necessary materials and tools and find a suitable construction area. Finally, following the step-by-step instructions and the explicit diagrams, construct the actual weapon. It may be useful to use a photo copier to enlarge the diagrams to actual size for use as patterns, Otherwize, these can be made out of paper or cardboard according to the dimensions of the dia- grams. If you wish to construct a weapon. more than once, be sure not to use the actual patterns that come with the book, always use a photo copier, Remember, use these designs as a guide. They need not be followed exactly, but the basic concept of the weapon and its function must be kept inmind. It does not matter, for example, if blades are a little longer, shorter, nar- rower, or wider, but they should be thick enough to have the strength needed to function properly. Above all else, a weapon must be reliable.

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