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How to make a target for fencing practice.

How to make a target for fencing practice.
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This will show you a simple way to make a target to practice fencing with easy to obtain items.
 
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Step 1Gather your materials.

Gather your materials.
You'll need a couple of things for this instructable.
-A tennis ball
-A knife or other sharp device for punching a hole in said tennis ball
-String
-Lighter (if you use nylon string, for fusing the ends to prevent fraying)
-A "S" hook
-A washer
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16 comments
Apr 29, 2009. 9:25 PMmash4077 says:
you look like someone i used to fence with his name was john vivan
Sep 24, 2008. 9:54 PMshikaku says:
hey, hang this in your garage, and you'll know when to stop your car. oh wait, it's where the idea comes from. but still, i used my parents to practice fencing sometimes, so it does work lol
Sep 18, 2007. 9:53 AMryzellon says:
I've got a challenge for you: (no, not a smack-you-in-the-face-with-a-gauntlet challenge) build a freestanding target that's relatively portable but does not require anything other than a reasonably flat floor. I'm thinking something like a large weeble with a driveway reflector stuck in the top? Maybe have the two parts screwed together so it can be removed for storage, etc. (I'd try this myself, but I'm several thousand miles from home, so I don't have any materials to work with.)
Mar 7, 2008. 6:22 PMthoraxe says:
why dont u prop your little brother or cousin on a stool and use that? LOL
Jun 9, 2008. 11:02 AMbombs go boom says:

LOL

Aug 7, 2008. 1:35 AMFlash19950 says:
funnnnny!
Aug 10, 2008. 6:26 PMbombs go boom says:
rotflol
Aug 17, 2008. 7:25 PMbombs go boom says:
dig it, kid
Aug 18, 2008. 11:13 AMthoraxe says:
wow guys the jokes wasnt that funny
Jan 31, 2008. 1:38 AMBrianOfStonemarche says:
Get one of those fiberglass bicycle flags. Pull off the orange flag. Poke holes in opposite ends of a tennis ball... or if you're up for a real challenge, a ping-pong ball. Or three. Slide the balls on to the post from the flag. Use whatever you want to make a base for the thing. You can also lop off the bracket and just poke it into the ground if you're outside.
Sep 14, 2007. 12:28 AMmanonfire285 says:
First comment! Great idea, i've been waiting for something better than a leather pad on a wall. Thanks!

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