would anybody happen to know where i can purchase wooden training axes for...well training?
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I guess you can find anything on the internets...\n\nhttp://www.practice-swords.com/european-wooden-practice-weapons.shtml
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You can try your local hardware store or get it online like Misterart.com\nhttp://www.misterart.com/store/view/003/group_id/3415/Making-Memories-Metal-Sheets.htm
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Would he appreciate tools?  Maybe a basic set of screwdrivers, wrenches, Vise-Grips, or clamps, if he doesn't have them already?  Sears would be as good a place as any to get tools.
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Try jansnetcraft.com.... that's where I buy mine from
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ebay should have some sticks on there, thats where i got mune , although personally i'd go down the hardware store, get some aliminum pipe (hollow solid wold be too heavy and dangerouse) and make you'r own. this would give you the perfect size and width stick for you, it wont crack or smash like graphite and its way cheap!
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Try a large sporting goods store like Dick's or Modells. They might carry them.
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Try Dormer Drills website
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i believe you might find these 2 links useful, http://www.sunward1.com/woodkits.htm and http://www.redstoneprojects.com/trebuchetstore/build_a_catapult.html
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go to home depot,they have these grabber tools there the actually work pretty well as long as the item is not too heavy.I think they are around ten bucks.check in the inside garden center
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Its called a corn shucker. Surely you can find one at the library, or on the web. Maybe antique tools, or small farm equipment. If your town still has a hardware store as opposed to home improvement centers, they may be able to help. Old sears or John Deere catalogs may be helpful.
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Try any sporting goods store. Go Redsox......!!!! : )
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yeah.. i wood try ebay.com or amazon i aint sure about the latter...good luck
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I think "total training" and Lydia has videos that can be purchased online, but you need to check.
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try: \n\nenchantedlearning.com
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A lathe, a drill press, and a milling machine would be a good start, although how you plan to use them when you don't even know the names for them is a bit of a mystery to me.  Try Harbor Freight or Northern Tools.\n\nhttp://www.harborfreight.com/\nhttp://www.northerntool.com/
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Go to the fisher-price web site and see if you can order the extras your looking for from them. I guess it would be the best place to look.
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You can try Froogle...Amazon.com, or search Google for your needs!