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Posted:
i bought the new stealth ninja v3s. i love em. only problem is im used to spinning contact poi and the weight on the ninja just isnt doin it for me. i really dnt wanna just glue a bunch of washers to the bottom of the ninjas. any ideas on how to make them heavier without throwing off the balance? i dnt want em to be wobbly either.
thanks
justin
i bought the new stealth ninja v3s. i love em. only problem is im used to spinning contact poi and the weight on the ninja just isnt doin it for me. i really dnt wanna just glue a bunch of washers to the bottom of the ninjas. any ideas on how to make them heavier without throwing off the balance? i dnt want em to be wobbly either.
thanks
justin
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Location: Moscow, Russia
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Location: Moscow, Russia
Posted:
Justin, you can try to make additional mass using silicone sealant.
You can get nice hedgehog-style poi
like these:
Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
To do this find silicone sealant like this one:
https://portal.kema.si/sites/kema/DOC64357-KEMASIL_NEW.jpg
Use only transparent acetate silicone.
Cut the nose to get 10-mm (3/8") diameter.
Then apply the nose to the surface, press out small portion sealant and carefully remove the nose (perpendicular to the surface)
It's a bit tricky, so first train to do it on some other surface.
After some train you can do the same with your Ninja poi.
EDITED_BY: Oxxenon (1376905842)
Justin, you can try to make additional mass using silicone sealant.
You can get nice hedgehog-style poi
like these:Non-Https Image Link
Non-Https Image Link
To do this find silicone sealant like this one:
https://portal.kema.si/sites/kema/DOC64357-KEMASIL_NEW.jpg
Use only transparent acetate silicone.
Cut the nose to get 10-mm (3/8") diameter.
Then apply the nose to the surface, press out small portion sealant and carefully remove the nose (perpendicular to the surface)
It's a bit tricky, so first train to do it on some other surface.
After some train you can do the same with your Ninja poi.
EDITED_BY: Oxxenon (1376905842)
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