Hakkakukei Nunchaku Episode 5

Hi i cannot figure where to look to try and tie those string on the nunchucks

Thank so much!

Nice Nunchaku, great job. enjoyed the videos.

S**t , Im 37 and I learnd how to do chucks when I as 15, basicly it ist the same rsult. Some Korean friends taught me how to make them. Briliant, If only you tube was around when i learned how to make them, would have saved alot of trees.

thanks teacher for the instructional series. looking forward to a demonstration of your "chucks".

well done.

Oh...I have something special for you.

Good tips! Superb series, can't wait to see the demo. They look just like a factory pair. I bought a Bosch PST 700 PEL jigsaw but I still need to work on how to saw clean. My first pair looks rubbish. I'm looking forward to see the demo and outtakes!
In the meantime I will try to make a better jig for the machine so I can saw straight. I was pretty angry because I screwed up my wood, lol.

I really liked your series, the sound quality was excellent. The instructions where really good too, I learned a lot, thanks. Please make more "how to" videos! :)

Great job Ernie! I can't wait to see them and try them out.

-Kevin

Oh, for awhile I was posting my vids in Quicktime H.264 format and was getting awful compression artifacts (after YouTube processes). The quality you've seen here is plain DVD quality MPEG format. I think the key to posting HQ vids is finding a format that YouTube won't squeeze too much. I believe there's so much H.264 traffic that YT automatically restricts bandwidth. I have yet to try Shockwave Flash (.swf) format.

I've been using an older Sony DCR-TRV27 I found on Craigslist. It's been off the market for a long time. I specifically got it because it has an external stereo mic input for when I record guitar play. Most newer consumer models don't have externals. It's biggest drawback is it needs a lot of light. So, I sweat buckets when I shoot interiors. I'm saving up for a 3 chip HD. Overkill for YouTube, but I need one for work eventually.

hey, I've been meaning to ask you what camera do you use? I'm planning on buying one and I realised most of your videos are in good quality. Makes the tutorial more livley

I agree with pouecc! Demos!!!

AWESOME SERIES, i enjoyed all the episodes. Thought your explanation are very easy to understand and also very precise , and of course the end product is even more precise; very professional. I hope i had the tools to make a pair. i have througly enjoyed watching this series. Looking forward to see you demonstrate, and more make your own videos. thankyou.

Fantastic Ernie.All 5 videos are great and really interesting.I am gonna try to make some Hakkakukei Nunchaku, lol.
Dave