How to Make Handbalancing Canes (Instructional Week 4 Part 2)

So this is a continuation of my instructional videos cept this one doesnt actually have any contortion in it. That aside, this is a two part video explaining how I made my hand balancing canes and what i used to make them

Any questions just leave me a comment or message.

ENJOY!

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[cirquecrazy1]

Thank you so much, but how many of each screw did you use and are they screws or nails? this is URGENT PLEASEE ANSWER

[coachgeo]

This is the most common simple (and heavy) way. Am working on a lighter more portable version as we speak. Actually working on two versions. One will be much more ornamental style of up right (cane). Still portable. Base will be hollow to carry the canes. For more info contact coachgeo(AT)hotmail.com. BTW these in this video some say are too wide of hand holds for younger users. PS- also working on some rotating designs with bearings to make it easier for Top to rotate themself.

[iwanttofight69]

nice

[wil1243]

Thanks, your video was just what I needed. It was perfect in explanation. I'm going to make my own set..........Liquid Nails........great Idea! Thanks!

[Multilingualtricker]

It's amazing how flexible your back is, my back bending ability is probably below average. If I struggle I can maybe manage a bend of about 45 degrees, but it feels unhealthy as if the bones in my spine are locking together. Its annoying as it limits my gymnastic ability (e.g. flicks-back handspring) Looks like you and I were put together differently.

[Multilingualtricker]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video it was v. informative, and useful given that it usually costs so much to buy commercially. However given the fact that the materials cost around 60 dollars + the time required, + the fact that something can always go wrong in the process of making it, I think that I will end of buying commercially (130 dollars)