The idea of practicing throwing knives came to me last time I came back from the African camp. As for the flying knife technique, I searched a lot on the Internet, and Master Kane, who is also proficient in this technique, also said that this thing is not coincidental, it just depends on a hand to familiarize one.

It really does where to point, and there is no need to stereotypedly remember how many steps will rotate and how many circles as people say. How to hold the knife and how to exert force, etc., don't use your brain at all. Killing people with flying knives or something is a normal thing, and he has done a lot in the army.

Of course, it would be better to learn wood carving skills by the way, which is why Shi Lei worked so wood. However, Shi Lei has no confidence in his aesthetic ability. He didn't think he could design any beautiful patterns on his own, and he didn't have this string in his head. So I had to go under the knife on the animals in the pasture, so I had to pursue a resemblance first.

At the beginning, a lot of materials for practice must be scrapped. Shi Lei's habit of thrift and thrift made him very simple to find the workers to replace the broken wood when repairing the fence. The wood is not so hard, but it is more suitable for the beginner Shi Lei.

The knife is also not much more expensive than the fruit knife here, a double-edged flying knife produced by cold steel. This thing was originally designed to be used as a throwing knife, and the balance and center of gravity are all quite reasonable.

Is it used for carving in your hand, although it is not as suitable as a special carving knife, it is also considered