Nunchaki is a kind of cold weapon, which is two short sticks, connected by a chain or cord. Nunchakas are dangerous in that they carry out a suffocating and shock-shattering action. This is why it is forbidden to carry such cold weapons in public places. And by the way it is not for everyone - made by the hands of the master an ancient device for protection and attack can devastate the citizen's pocket. But if you, like the heroes of Asian cinema, decided to defend themselves against the enemies of the nunchakas, then for the first time it is better for practice to deal with weapons made with your own hands from improvised means. We offer you the simplest solution - to learn how to make nunchuck from paper. By the way, such products can be safely worn on the street, no one has the right to prohibit you this.
How to make nunchuck with your own hands?
To create a training material you will need something that is easy to find in the mezzanine or pantry of any lady, namely:
- several sheets of ordinary office paper format A4;
- Scotch tape, better than a small thickness;
- old newspapers;
- twine or twine;
- glue;
- a piece of thick rope or shoelaces.
So, when you have all the necessary materials, you can start making nunchuck from paper:
- Fold the sheet of paper into the cylinder on the narrower side. The diameter of the received tube should not exceed 3-5 cm.
- Cover the edge of the paper with tape so that the workpiece does not unwind.
- Roll the old newspaper into the tube, too, but so that this part fits into the previously created workpiece. If the paper still has a place in the cylinder and the newspaper fits tightly, twist another newspaper and insert it into a paper tube.
- As a result, you should get one of the halves of the future nunchuck. To create the second part, repeat steps 1-3.
- When both sticks for cold weapons are ready, you can begin to decorate them. Wrap each piece with twine or twine. The spiral must be dense. If in doubt, that the rope will hold, apply a glue to the thread when tightening. The ends of the rope are fixed with glue and tape for reliability.
- It remains only to connect both sticks-bars with a thick rope.
- We recommend that the end of the rope be dragged through the entire length of one of the sticks inside, and then fixed from the outside by the knot. Similarly, they come with the second end of the tie rope.
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That's all!
How to make paper nunchuck?
There is also a way to create nunchuck from paper. It is very similar to the ones described above, but there are differences. So, for this master class of creating nunchakas you need to prepare:
- two old magazines of the same size, approximately 50 pages long;
- dense wide scotch, such as paint;
- thick rope;
- scissors.
So, let's get down to work:
- Fold the magazine into a tight tube and secure the ends with tape so that the workpiece does not untwist. Pay attention to the fact that when folding inside the cylinder from the magazine there was little room for dragging a thick rope.
- In a similar way, create a second stick for the nunchuck with your own hands.
- When both sticks for this oriental cold weapon are ready, cut off approximately equal lengths of scotch.
- Then start covering the entire surface of the sticks with adhesive tape across.
- After that, drag a thick rope through the inside of one of the blanks, secure the knot from the outside. Tie the knot and on the opposite end of the stick. The second end of the rope should also be dragged through another workpiece and secured.
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Done! Just a little time, available material, insignificant efforts - and you have on your hands a paper nunchak made with your own hands. If desired, you can supplement your collection of paper "weapons" with self-made crossbows, kunai or even a machine gun made of paper . This "arsenal" is surely useful to you in masquerades and carnivals - in particular, for the costume of a warrior, a ninja, a samurai, etc.
