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How to hold you ninja weapons.

How to hold you ninja weapons.
This instructable will hopefully show you how to hold your shuriken,knifes,nunchuca,and odd ninja weapons without cutting you and your cloths.
 
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Step 1Knifes

Knifes
The best way to hold your knifes depends on what kind of knives you have.

If you have folding knives skip this step. If you have throwing knives without a loop at the end, rubber bands are good for holding them together so they don't make noise, but you need to get a pouch to hold them in that hooks to your belt, or run string through any holes they do have and tie that to your belt.

If you have kuni that have a loop at the end you can use Velcro.(sold at Wallmart and fabric stores.)
Cut the strips off of the male and female Velcro about four inches long and super glue them together at one end.now run it through the loop and secure it to your belt. Then cut a strip of the male and female Velcro about two inches long and glue it at the ends,then wrap around the handle below the blade.


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Apr 29, 2010. 5:30 PMigivuspam says:
Hey, the "throwing spikes" are great, but they are techically called "Senbon", or acupuncture needles.  Just a little heads up!
Apr 16, 2012. 11:15 AMlmsvv says:
dont give a heads up if you're not even right acupuncture needles are nothing like bo shuriken or senbon
Aug 17, 2011. 11:15 PMrmartinez19 says:
you cant spell KÏc right
Sep 26, 2010. 6:38 PMneedlethrower says:
No shuriken i've ever seen looks like that, exept maybe a jujiken. Shuriken with holes would sometimes be worn on a dowel put in the belt like a sword. Others would be wrapped in cloth and put in hidden pockets in the clothes. the "spikes" are actually called "bo shuriken". Nunchaku are an okinawan weapon and were not used by ninja. Kunai didn't look that way either unless you take some stereotype 80's ninjer movie to be accurate. they were based on masonry tools, and were very heavy. Please look at better sources for this kind of thing
Jan 26, 2011. 6:37 PMfastlines49s says:
this is naruto-based ninja weapons, not historically accurate i guess.
Jul 20, 2010. 8:37 AMjoeyay says:
ok, you misspelled shuriken. Apple_4_life, if you take naruto as an example for ninja, you are pathetic. and toxicwolf, they are called bo shuriken.
Jun 28, 2010. 6:18 PMApple_4_life says:
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Jun 28, 2010. 6:20 PMApple_4_life says:
dude, you need to know about the weapons before you can claim to know how to CARRY not hold them, also, there is such thing as a pouch, just watch some episodes of Naruto, you'll see that they have a pouch on the belt, and on their thigh.
Jun 27, 2010. 11:01 AMtoxicwolf says:
what you are calling spikes are really called senbon if you know anything about ninjas you should know that
Jun 15, 2010. 5:17 PMEmmuel says:
What is a Nunchuca? Nice awkward name
Jun 10, 2010. 3:33 AMWilus says:
Cool
May 6, 2010. 11:37 AMgt11182 says:
what are the spikes for?
Apr 29, 2010. 5:34 PMigivuspam says:
or you could just put them in a shuriken holster...
Aug 24, 2009. 4:13 AMhelloworld1 says:
hang on, isnt the whole point of a ninja to spy on or dispence a target silently and without being caught? so why are you using velcro to keep the weapons together? as soon as you try and get a weapon out to kill your target they would be allerted of your presence and would call guards or something
Mar 9, 2010. 2:45 PMMattrox says:
Lmho!!!!!!
Oct 27, 2009. 5:45 PMwizerd 745 says:
The way I see it, you would try using a bow and arrows or dart gun before detected, if detecte, then you would move on to these.
Oct 29, 2009. 4:20 AMhelloworld1 says:
well, yes but often you have to get up close and if guards just dropped down you would think people would start to get worried and then it would be hard to infiltrate a building ect to assassiate a particular person.
Nov 2, 2009. 4:34 PMwizerd 745 says:
I know, and that's way ninjas are trained in martial arts and the art of escaping.
Apr 16, 2012. 11:16 AMlmsvv says:
also you need to stop using naruto and the such as your base line for ninjutsu matters either learn about real ninjutsu or just re title the threads you make to include the words naruto
Oct 29, 2009. 11:19 PMbertzie says:
How about rather strong magnets?
Oct 30, 2009. 6:04 AMhelloworld1 says:
erm, well the magnets may hold it in place but the metal would slip and fall off, and if the magnets were strong enough to hold the shuriken strongly, you may have trouble getting the shuriken off the magnet, and being that shuriken are literally four blades everywhere you can grip, it is also a close range weapon primarily used as a distraction while fleeing, and having to stop climbing a wall to get a shuriken to throw at somebody.
Mar 21, 2010. 12:00 AMharley_rly says:
if the magnets were used as a clasp to hold a pouch closed, it would be very effective
Sep 6, 2009. 10:42 AMhelloworld1 says:
well you could use like a bit of excess fabric to tuck in or something, probably best to use a bow (shoelace knot) cos u can easily un-do that
Jul 14, 2009. 1:04 PMcraftsmith says:
personally i utilse my gauntlets so that there a trick up my sleeve, plus they work well as arm guards. if youd been a member of a nintaijutsu, or shinobi ryu you would learn to not have unneccessary packs pouches or restrictions on movement, all weapons are incorperated into the nensha gee, alternatively if your using your arms to conceal spike fans or bo-shurikan you could tuck them into your tabi boots. cool instructable though other than that, shin ken haramitsu dai ko mo.
Jun 13, 2009. 8:33 PMNaotakkun says:
Good instructable, though, any instructable with that many spelling/wording errors will attract criticism. :P
Apr 9, 2009. 12:58 PMfirepod says:
Dear Bisquick The Ninja, I found all of this helpfull (partially cause my bo-shurikens used to stab me XD) Dont listen to sum of those haters who try to correct you >.> But i need to ask you a favour I recently got 'caltrops' and i was wonderin. How do i keep em in my pants XD Talkcha soon, Chip Yagami
May 5, 2009. 1:39 PMShyrric says:
This has stumped me as well. I don't have caltrops ("makibishi", if I'm not mistaken), but I would keep them in a curved, relatively flat, puncture-proof canister (like a flask or Yahtzee shaker) so that they could be easily tied to a leg or belt, and easily deployed without stabbing yourself in the hand. Just spill them out when you need them. Up close, fling the contents at your opponent's face.
Apr 2, 2009. 1:31 PMCasualNinja says:
its 'shuriken'...
Mar 12, 2009. 3:06 PMknotmuch says:
Questions: What school(s) and/or style(s) of martial arts do you use or have been trained in? I assume this is for the modern ninja since you suggest using tape and velcro; however, have you thought of adding alteratives like leather (sheets or strips), pelts, etc? more to follow...
Mar 12, 2009. 5:45 PMCaym says:
you put the kunai into the knife category however that is a common misconception spread by shows like *gag* "naruto" it was in fact a type of trowel
Feb 16, 2009. 3:24 PMlobo_pal says:
The spikes are called senbon or Bo-Shurkin. You also forgot crow's feet.
Feb 23, 2009. 5:50 AMlobo_pal says:
I think it's easier to just make a pouch for your belt.
Jan 28, 2009. 8:58 PMCann0n says:
Do real ninjas use tape?
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