sorry about the bad pic quality, my digital cameras a pile. the goldish looking thing on the right of the bottom pic is a penny and the other bag is another bag ive sewn, its the size of a mini abshire.
"...You have to get, really, practice, like eight hours every day. Then you get good level and then you can compete....There is no money, so players are like big family and that is what I -like" -Vasek-
the bags really bouncy, its not broken in yet but when it gets there it will still prolly be really bouncy, its filled with really small shot like 7 and a half i think. and the wieght is unknown but since its so small it cant hold that much filler so prolly half or a third the wieght of a mini abshire. and if anybody seriously wants one of these the cost would be around 15 or 20 dollars because its takes me just as long to sew one of these as it would a regular sized bag.
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dude drink some more beer and go post in the abshire thread!
At sjff 03 sunil had a bag that size or smaller that was FULLY SHREDDABLE. I don't remember who made it or any other details, but if those bags are done right and have enough weight they shred just fine!
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allright,no 32,but 28!the other one is my ilja,size of a golfball!that was a little accident,but its cool,no weight at all,around 6gramm!but i cant find any small filler for it!
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I have made some that are smaller than my thumb nail. I will post some pics soon. I use to amke them for necklaces, but demand was too small and the labor was too much. About 4 hours of work.
I would definitely like to purchase a bag or two like this sometime: one for a key chain and another for some serious shredding.
Waylon Lew - maker of Wasabi bags
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