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So recently, me and pretty much everyone I know is obsessed with ninjas. Everyone claims that they're a ninja, but that just tells you they aren't (Ninja Rule #1: Keep your identity secret.) Most of us know it, and even though we refuse to admit it to ourselves, we aren't ninja. So I figure that it might be helpful for those people to have nunchakus. Even though they aren't ninjas, maybe they can make people think they are by jumping out of the shadows at them dressed all in black and holding nunchakus. If you only have PVC nunchakus though, those don't quite have the same effect. So in this instructable I will show you how to make realistic, wooden nunchakus with only a few basic tools and $5 worth of parts from OSH. That, along with some time, and you'll be the most respected ninja at your school, or at least until the real ninjas show up during Pre-Algebra and eliminate you.
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Okay, let me get this out of the way. Nunchakus are a weapon, an awesome weapon yes, but even though they aren't as dangerous as a gun, sword, or the Twilight book (that book is DEADLY!), it can still hurt people. And even though that (insert dirty word here) who you go to school with deserves to be taught a lesson, that does not always make it right. In court, you could tell the judge, "I'm not guilty by reason that he had it coming!" but that usually doesn't go over well. So be careful, and I accept no responsibility for anything bad that happens as a result of this weapon. I MIGHT however accept responsibility for anything good that happens as a result of this weapon... Anyways, on to the instructable.
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You need to pre-drill a hole in the top of your Nunchakus so as not to split the dowel rod and I would use bigger eyelets and heavier chain because the chain and eyelets are WAY TO WEAK and during use could break and or (strip out) send the chuck flying when being used and could hurt somebody by accident (I SPEAK FROM FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCE & ALMOST HURT SOMEONE WHEN IT HAPPENED TO ME).
Now that the rant is out of the way I think your instructable was great and that you should do a few on other martial arts tools. Perhaps a little on the sturdier side though, my first time sparring with these... well let it suffice to say they broke a little too easily.
GOOD CREATING!