Step 55 Hints, Tips and Tricks for Your New Toy
Second thing:
Sharpen the shuriken with the razor if you wish
Third thing:
I sometimes do this if a shuriken doesn't turn out quite right: Put "plus signs" of scotch tape on the shuriken (both sides) So that when it breaks, the pieces won't go flying all over the place. This might interfere somewhat with the aerodynamics because it covers up the whole in the middle, but it shouldn't matter much.
Fourth thing:
Something I had trouble with when I started was that I couldn't get the thing to fly straight. It would curve the the left sometimes and other times would move all over the place, zig-zagging / flopping crazily. To solve this problem, I followed the advice on Wikipedia on throwing a shuriken. You have to keep your wrist stiff, concentrate on flicking it away, and you have to be smooth with the shuriken. It just takes practice. In three days, I could be reasonably accurate at 15-20 yards. Just about accurate enough to hit a person.
Fifth Thing:
Weight. You can weight the star down with a couple of washers, quarters, etc. It helps with some people.
Oh, and check out my wicked skills with my "human head target" in the pictures below. It's a cardboard box on top of a lamp with a smiley face, if you can't tell. There's a bunch more slits in it from my other hits. I think this is pretty good, even if the distance is only 7 yards. I mean, try it for yourself if you aren't impressed.
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