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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
Hi
I was playing a 'Devil May Cry 3' and I got myself a new weapon called cerberus. Following this however is a very cool FMV demonstration of ways in wich this weapon can be maipulated.
For those that haven't played DMC3 it looks like a 3 handled nun chuk with a circular ring in the middle
I did think that some of the moves lent themselves more to creative licence but the majority of it looks quite possible.
I have recently begun to build a fire cerberus but a lack of large drill bits is making life difficult, all the same I'm not far from finishing.
Hi
I was playing a 'Devil May Cry 3' and I got myself a new weapon called cerberus. Following this however is a very cool FMV demonstration of ways in wich this weapon can be maipulated.
For those that haven't played DMC3 it looks like a 3 handled nun chuk with a circular ring in the middle
I did think that some of the moves lent themselves more to creative licence but the majority of it looks quite possible.
I have recently begun to build a fire cerberus but a lack of large drill bits is making life difficult, all the same I'm not far from finishing.
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire 
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Walking on whims...
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Location: Eastbourne, UK
Walking on whims...
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Location: Eastbourne, UK
Posted:
Make a video of you spinning it afterwards, will be interesting to see.
Make a video of you spinning it afterwards, will be interesting to see.
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
Posted:
Give Me a couple of weeks to get to grips with the device and i'll see if i can borrow a handycam off of somebody for my first fire spin
I still need a decent drill bit however
Give Me a couple of weeks to get to grips with the device and i'll see if i can borrow a handycam off of somebody for my first fire spin
I still need a decent drill bit however
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire
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travelling without moving
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Location: Maghull, Liverpool, United Kingdom
travelling without moving
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Location: Maghull, Liverpool, United Kingdom
Posted:
i've tried looking up pics ofthis, but all it comes up with is the three headed monster from greek mythology which was called cerberus
i've tried looking up pics ofthis, but all it comes up with is the three headed monster from greek mythology which was called cerberus
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
i googled it a couple of times myself and it never came up but you can probably see it at the 'Devil May Cry' web site. Alternately play DMC3 coz the second boss is a giant three headed demon dog that guards the gates to hell. once you've killed him you get a weapon that is conected to his soul. In this case a tripple nun chuk thing with big nasty spikes, quite fun to use as well.
And now to current news
I've finished making cerberus
It's ALIVE, IT'S ALIVE
It spins quite well but me thinks a couple of week practice may be warrented before my first burn.
I will try to upload a vid of the fire cerberus in full action ASAP
i googled it a couple of times myself and it never came up but you can probably see it at the 'Devil May Cry' web site. Alternately play DMC3 coz the second boss is a giant three headed demon dog that guards the gates to hell. once you've killed him you get a weapon that is conected to his soul. In this case a tripple nun chuk thing with big nasty spikes, quite fun to use as well.
And now to current news
I've finished making cerberus
It's ALIVE, IT'S ALIVE
It spins quite well but me thinks a couple of week practice may be warrented before my first burn.
I will try to upload a vid of the fire cerberus in full action ASAP
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
OK an update for those of you that have taken an interest check out my gallery its the only picture there.
I have had a bit of practice but haven't set him alight yet, but will do as soon as i can organise a video camera (however i couldn't organise a piss up at the pub)
Will post with a vid soon
OK an update for those of you that have taken an interest check out my gallery its the only picture there.
I have had a bit of practice but haven't set him alight yet, but will do as soon as i can organise a video camera (however i couldn't organise a piss up at the pub)
Will post with a vid soon
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire
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Walking on whims...
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Location: Eastbourne, UK
Walking on whims...
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Location: Eastbourne, UK
Posted:
Certainly looks interesting!!
Certainly looks interesting!!
Skatto
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Run like a cushion,
Be the small bookcase."
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
nice t-shirt dude
nice t-shirt dude
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
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Classically British
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Posted:
Looks cool, but there's an awful lot of metal on that for a fire toy
Looks cool, but there's an awful lot of metal on that for a fire toy
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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There's an awful lot of metal on poi and staff but i still use them but that is beside the point. I understand what your getting at (Much metal = probable burns)however i have taken that into consideration.
While playing around I noticed that i kept catching cerberus by the wick so i got myself some leather gardening gloves to protect my hands and like hell am i gonna spin anything without propper clothing. I normally spin in a long sleave T, good jeans and a beanie however when practicing new tricks with fire i usually add my wax cotton jacket to the mix aswell.
There's an awful lot of metal on poi and staff but i still use them but that is beside the point. I understand what your getting at (Much metal = probable burns)however i have taken that into consideration.
While playing around I noticed that i kept catching cerberus by the wick so i got myself some leather gardening gloves to protect my hands and like hell am i gonna spin anything without propper clothing. I normally spin in a long sleave T, good jeans and a beanie however when practicing new tricks with fire i usually add my wax cotton jacket to the mix aswell.
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
Video Time
I hinted that it could be a while but i hope that it has been worth the wait
By the way the heat transfer on this baby is mean so i need to find a way to cool it down or add a layer of heat ressistant material to the chucks any sugestions
:
Video Time
I hinted that it could be a while but i hope that it has been worth the wait
By the way the heat transfer on this baby is mean so i need to find a way to cool it down or add a layer of heat ressistant material to the chucks any sugestions
:
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Posted:
plug the ends of the tubes?
plug the ends of the tubes?
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
already pluged with dowling running the length of each chuck however i have been pondering about leather but i need to check that out first
Any other sugestions greatly appreciated
already pluged with dowling running the length of each chuck however i have been pondering about leather but i need to check that out first
Any other sugestions greatly appreciated
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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Location: Cambridge UK
Posted:
just a thought: if you modified the central ring to a more fire fan style grip that might make it a bit easier to do stuff centred around the middle?
something like this shape -o- across the middle so you can grip it and spin it more easily..
just a thought: if you modified the central ring to a more fire fan style grip that might make it a bit easier to do stuff centred around the middle?
something like this shape -o- across the middle so you can grip it and spin it more easily..
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That guy from Reno
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Location: Reno, Nevada USA
That guy from Reno
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Location: Reno, Nevada USA
Posted:
Wow great work, you've inspired me to build one.
Reguarding the heat buildup, try moves that give you releif and mix them into your burn to let you release some of that heat. You also tend to build up a tolerance to heat with time.
If the handles were made out of wood or covered in something other than metal you could probably go without the longsleeve shirt and only loose some hair. The metal will brand you instantly whereas hot wood or even wick won't do anything to you if it hits you.
Your on the cutting edge, push it but be carefull.
Thank you for sharing.
Wow great work, you've inspired me to build one.
Reguarding the heat buildup, try moves that give you releif and mix them into your burn to let you release some of that heat. You also tend to build up a tolerance to heat with time.
If the handles were made out of wood or covered in something other than metal you could probably go without the longsleeve shirt and only loose some hair. The metal will brand you instantly whereas hot wood or even wick won't do anything to you if it hits you.
Your on the cutting edge, push it but be carefull.
Thank you for sharing.
Cody Canon
Controlled Burn, Reno Nevada
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
Cheers for the input people.
So far as the ring goes i'm quite happy with the chucks sliding around it just takes time to learn how to keep them seperated and i'm going to use bike innertubes (they work well so long as your glue doesn't dissolve in petrochemicals)
Cheers for the input people.
So far as the ring goes i'm quite happy with the chucks sliding around it just takes time to learn how to keep them seperated and i'm going to use bike innertubes (they work well so long as your glue doesn't dissolve in petrochemicals)
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Yeah update for those that care
In the end i used leather grip and if you remember me saying that the heat transfer was a bitch, well it still is and the leather has curled and pulled away from the glue, however I'll atempt a repair but if that fails then I'm going to try a different style of leather grip which has proven it's worth (when in close and prolonged proximity to flame) on my missuses short staff.
Yeah update for those that care
In the end i used leather grip and if you remember me saying that the heat transfer was a bitch, well it still is and the leather has curled and pulled away from the glue, however I'll atempt a repair but if that fails then I'm going to try a different style of leather grip which has proven it's worth (when in close and prolonged proximity to flame) on my missuses short staff.
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Yeah update for those that care.
In the end I used leather grip and if you remember me saying that the heat transfer was a bitch, well it still is and the leather has curled and pulled away from the glue, however I'll atempt a repair but if that fails then I'm going to try a different style of leather grip which has proven it's worth (when in close and prolonged proximity to flame) on my missuses short staff.
Yeah update for those that care.
In the end I used leather grip and if you remember me saying that the heat transfer was a bitch, well it still is and the leather has curled and pulled away from the glue, however I'll atempt a repair but if that fails then I'm going to try a different style of leather grip which has proven it's worth (when in close and prolonged proximity to flame) on my missuses short staff.
May my balls of fire set your balls on fire
newbie
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Location: Wellington
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Location: Wellington
Posted:
Grr i looked on Youtube for a little snippit of the cerebus as how Dante uses it so well its AWSOME!!! though Dante is just awsome haha. Don't bother looking there guys nothing at all Yet!
I'm impressed with your cerebus its really well done and your still improving it which is cool i'm definatly gonah keep an eye on this forum. Do you have to glue the leather on perhaps there is a way of stitching it onto itself?
I don't know much haha but its worth a try aint it?
Good luck *shakes hand*
Grr i looked on Youtube for a little snippit of the cerebus as how Dante uses it so well its AWSOME!!! though Dante is just awsome haha. Don't bother looking there guys nothing at all Yet!
I'm impressed with your cerebus its really well done and your still improving it which is cool i'm definatly gonah keep an eye on this forum. Do you have to glue the leather on perhaps there is a way of stitching it onto itself?
I don't know much haha but its worth a try aint it?
Good luck *shakes hand*
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Macaque of all trades
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Posted:
I'd suggest rivets but that just allows the heat to pass through to the hand again....
I'd suggest rivets but that just allows the heat to pass through to the hand again....
A couple of balls short of a full cascade... or maybe a few cards short of a deck... we'll see how this all fans out.
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Posted:
take a long strip, rivet one end, then wrap it over the rivet and around the handle until you get to the other end, you might have to use a rivet or glue at the far end, but hopefully the heat won't have transferred that far?
take a long strip, rivet one end, then wrap it over the rivet and around the handle until you get to the other end, you might have to use a rivet or glue at the far end, but hopefully the heat won't have transferred that far?
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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I don't know if you'd be right about that, coz the heat transfer is intense even for a seasoned (semi) Pro like me.
However your rivet idea might work well if I do it propperly
I don't know if you'd be right about that, coz the heat transfer is intense even for a seasoned (semi) Pro like me.
However your rivet idea might work well if I do it propperly
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Location: California, USA
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Posted:
this might sound stupid but I couldn't find the video you're referring to??? I'm very interested as I have played (and loved) the DMC series...
this might sound stupid but I couldn't find the video you're referring to??? I'm very interested as I have played (and loved) the DMC series...
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the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
the henna lady
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Location: WNY, USA
Posted:
Looks interesting and intriguing.
what about leather sheaths? Sewn and slipped on, not glued?
I have laces that wrap for a snug fit.
Perhaps making the next one a bit longer for more area of grip?
Lots to think about! Thanks!
Looks interesting and intriguing.
what about leather sheaths? Sewn and slipped on, not glued?
I have laces that wrap for a snug fit.
Perhaps making the next one a bit longer for more area of grip?
Lots to think about! Thanks!
Pele
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Any progress?
Any progress?
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HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Location: Palmerston North, New Zealand
HoP mage and keeper of the fireballs
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Posted:
Progress on cerberus has been nil of recent but with that said and done it seems to be holding up alright as it is.
Progress on cerberus has been nil of recent but with that said and done it seems to be holding up alright as it is.
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stranger
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Location: France
stranger
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Location: France
Posted:
This is an intresting project.
Can you send some plan of it ? Or maybe a tutorial to create it, I will be glad to test this toy
By the way, I didn't see any video ...
This is an intresting project.
Can you send some plan of it ? Or maybe a tutorial to create it, I will be glad to test this toy
By the way, I didn't see any video ...
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