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Old 08-02-2002, 08:10 PM
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Spear construction

Hi all,

I've been hunting around for a decent spear for a month or so, but there seems to be a short supply in Oz, and the items I have seen have had dodgy aluminium shafts or brittle, plastic-chrome tips.

Lately I've been considering making my own spear, but I really need to find some specs and construction info. I'm wondering if anyone here might have some advice to share, or could perhaps direct me to a site that describes the appropriate weighting, balance point etc? I imagine I could have a spearhead custom made if I could provide plans, or I could perhaps import a decent head, but I'd might still need some advice about how to attach it safely to the shaft etc.

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No spears in OZ?

There is some good info about spears in the Bagua Dao thread down below.
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Old 08-03-2002, 01:23 AM
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Thanks Count - the bajimen link is very useful Still need to learn more about the spearheads.
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