nunchaku inertia

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:29

nunchaku chain inertia

screws with adequate ankle each screw different have a different weight so a different inertia
the end is worse

chain econologically found as they are plumbing pipes it's malleable with a grip pliers for crimping the mesh

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:41

the guy who uses as a neophyte this wheel of blow that teaches him the humiliter

elephant · by **elephant** » 01/01/10, 22:43

oulah, not yet recovered from your libations, I see

You do not drive, at least?

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:45

nothing but rock will do the trick :-)

Elephant, you are very wrong and you know it, ...

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:46

it's not the chance

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:50

try to make this machine go without anything

after you talk to me

: Cheesy:

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 01/01/10, 22:59

incidentally you can burst someone easily with two pieces of iron and rope

are you again for the life

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 02/01/10, 11:19

here are some videos "Manual"

recyclinage · by **recyclinage** » 02/01/10, 15:14

nunchaku rope inertia

use a rope long enough to cross the pipes, made two knots for it to be clamped on the end of the pipes

have the rope overtaken and put tightening screws of a certain weight for the inertia
this way the rope is fix and the turn is play

bham · by **bham** » 02/01/10, 17:31

recyclinage wrote:incidentally you can burst someone easily with two pieces of iron and rope

are you again for the life

I did not know that much feared in Belgium! : Cheesy:

Econological Nunchaku (rope)