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6 stared iron shuriken ninja star

6 stared iron shuriken ninja star
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This Instructable is on how to make a 6 stared ninja star out of iron/aluminum


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Step 1Metarials

what you will need

Iron/aluminum plate
Something to cut with (Use an jigsaw with blades to cut iron or aluminum)
A Toxic pen (a pen to write on cd's)
Drill
Drill bits
sandpaper (not nessesery but recomended)
A picture of a ninja star (you can use the one from the intro)
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8 comments
Aug 17, 2010. 10:16 AMMasterMind555 says:
Isn't kinda illegal to make that? By the way, that's a shaken because shuriken is the word for ' throwing weapon ' and what I call a shuriken is a dart shuriken, the ' ninja star ' real name is shaken, but few people know that ( cause of movies on ninja ). Whatever, it's a great instructible. But I prefer to make molded aluminium shaken with my foundry
Jan 22, 2011. 2:55 PMfreerunnin1 says:
shurikens are throwing stars, bo-shuriken are throwing darts
Jan 22, 2011. 8:24 PMMasterMind555 says:
Shurikens are all throwing weapons, Bo-Shurikens are throwing darts, and Shakens are throwing stars, if you dont belive me, go on google images, type in "Shaken", you will see alot of "Shaken Baby" thingies and also throwing stars. I know my chinese weapons well.
Feb 2, 2012. 12:14 PMxinistrom says:
am pretty sure they're Japanese
Dec 29, 2011. 1:22 PMJTravis123 says:
They're not Chinese, they are Japanese. At least the "Ninja" versions.
May 31, 2011. 4:42 AMmhoang says:
cool man
Jun 5, 2010. 11:02 PMbowmaster says:
Pretty good Make sure to harden the tips so they hold a good edge. I like to use 1/4" thick carbon steel plate for making suriken, it's strong and has some mass for throwing, but not too much.
May 7, 2010. 8:24 PMCapt. Kidd says:
holy. crap. and i thought i would be better off using bottle caps.

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