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Thank you

Great tutorial! Thanks for this.

Very, very helpful vid. TH-cam needs more useful content like this and less shit. Thanks 👍.

Best tutorial on TH-cam, easy peasy

I just tried it and it works perfect thank.bro for the great video

This time I will use woodprix instructions to make it easy with my own hands.

Thank you so much for this! I’ve been wanting to get into the flow arts and I’ve felt very drawn towards the staff. Sadly I am not too wealthy so buying one of the fancy ones online is not really an option for me. This would be perfect!

I made it too very easy. just used WoodPrix plans and instructions.

totally doing this. totally trimming scissors lol

Im totally going to do this! Its funny that you flap it over and screw just like you would a wick.

I just got into this art, does this practice staff have weight to it?? I've found the heavier the better in a way. But if not, this is probably super cheap to make, and for now, cheap is the best! Once I get better i can upgrade to a heavier one if I want.. just curious though. thank you!

cheers man, very helpful

Thanks for the vid

This tutorial was awesome! Thank you for sharing :)

Thanks Christopher. My advice would be to learn the basic spinning moves first: forward and reverse weave with both hands, front rotor in both directions, behind the back and behind the head passes in both directions, as well as how to pivot your body and move while spinning. Learning these basics first will allow you to spin all around your body and move around while spinning, without ever binding up. Focus on keeping everything in wall plane, and make sure all your pivots are 180 degrees.

Your the man, ill let you know how my progress goes. Open to all advice on how to make progress.

You should a 1 inch diameter dowel. They sell this at most hardware stores in pre cut lengths, and they usually sell it by the foot at home depot, just make sure yu choose a straight one becase the dowels at home depot are all kinds of curvy.

Hey Jessie, I was wondering what dimensions i should buy the dowel stick in, specifically the thickness of the wood. If you could get back to me on here I'd greatly appreciate I'm anxious to start spinning a new art.

simple and easy. thank ya!

Oops, forgot where I was. Thanks for the heads up