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SO I was in a Sears Hardware store today, picking up some spackle to seal a hole at a customers home where we removed some CAT5 cable, when I saw what appeared at first glance to be a Shuriken in the spackle isle!
a small triangle shaped steel disk, with tapered edges like a knife... I picked it up and it was relativley heavy... so I purchased it.
It works wonders as a shuriken. It doesnt stick well, but as a thrown blade meant as a distraction, its perfect... it flies nicely when thrown right... and its quite pointy.
It got me thinking, a guy could probably carry a pocketfull of these little blades, along with the scraper handle they are meant to fit, and have a perfectly logical explaination for having "shuriken" on them...
Here is an image of the "Hyde Tools Molding Scraper Blade"
a small triangle shaped steel disk, with tapered edges like a knife... I picked it up and it was relativley heavy... so I purchased it.
It works wonders as a shuriken. It doesnt stick well, but as a thrown blade meant as a distraction, its perfect... it flies nicely when thrown right... and its quite pointy.
It got me thinking, a guy could probably carry a pocketfull of these little blades, along with the scraper handle they are meant to fit, and have a perfectly logical explaination for having "shuriken" on them...
Here is an image of the "Hyde Tools Molding Scraper Blade"