MarekBRONZE Member
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19 posts
Location: Sydney, Australia


Posted:
hehe, its probably been done, but I just recently figured it out. :-D

DeepSoulSheepGOLD Member
Carpal \'Tunnel
2,617 posts
Location: Berlin, Ireland


Posted:
Well done, not too easy I wouldn't think.



It's been done and's been on my todo list for ever. smile



The general rule would be post in the I just learnt a new move thread unless your going to post a description, though I'm sure it's not rocket science smile



For your next project maybe you should try a BTB corkscrew wink

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simian110% MONKEY EVERY TIME ALL THE TIME JUST CANT STOP THE MONKEY
3,149 posts
Location: London


Posted:
or btb horizontal buzzsaw, then pirouette (or in laymans terms, spin round like a crazyman ubblol)

muahahahaha, i'm giving away all weasels tricks today spank

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MarekBRONZE Member
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19 posts
Location: Sydney, Australia


Posted:
sounds cool, thanks!!

ok, well for a bit more of a definition, I would say that you should have your chains at about the length you would for a corkscrew that stays in front of your body (as in shorter than your arms) and then you just put them inbetween your arms behind your back while they are both spinning in the same direction, they will be out of sync for it to look and feel right. smile

Thanks again both of you for giving your input and suggestions. :-D

spiralxveteran
1,376 posts
Location: London, UK


Posted:
Well unless you give away mine and weasel's patended BTB inverted isolated tangled horizontal 360 degree buzzsaw you've not.

Oh no, I've said too much! eek

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MarekBRONZE Member
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19 posts
Location: Sydney, Australia


Posted:
lmao

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