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Location: Victoria, Australia
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Location: Victoria, Australia
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Hey guys... I've been spinning diabolo's for quite a while and I feel the need to add a new element. It seems to me that fire is the next step! I'm reluctant to buy a fire diabolo because twirling/spinning should be fun, and draining my pockets puts a dampner on things. I have heard it is possible to make them, but I wouldn't have a clue how to start! Any ideas?
Thanks people!
Hey guys... I've been spinning diabolo's for quite a while and I feel the need to add a new element. It seems to me that fire is the next step! I'm reluctant to buy a fire diabolo because twirling/spinning should be fun, and draining my pockets puts a dampner on things. I have heard it is possible to make them, but I wouldn't have a clue how to start! Any ideas?
Thanks people!
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Location: London UK
337 posts
Location: London UK
Posted:
They aren't that expensive..! And if you buy you're fairly certain to get a good quality one...
But if you do make one, don't forget to get fire resistant string. Something people forget... the first time, anyway...
They aren't that expensive..! And if you buy you're fairly certain to get a good quality one...
But if you do make one, don't forget to get fire resistant string. Something people forget... the first time, anyway...
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Location: reno, nv usa
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Location: reno, nv usa
Posted:
renegadejuggling.com(may want to check the spelling on that) has a fine assortment of fire dioblos. if you don't want to buy one the pics may give you some idias.
renegadejuggling.com(may want to check the spelling on that) has a fine assortment of fire dioblos. if you don't want to buy one the pics may give you some idias.
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