Introduction
Every kendama player has experienced a broken string or a knot coming undone. It can be frustrating dealing with frayed strings and lost beads. These steps should quickly get your kendama back into its prime condition.
What you need
Video Overview
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Remove the damaged string and the small plastic bead completely, using scissors if necessary.
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Thread the free end of the string through a small plastic bead, and allow the bead to slide down into the ball.
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Now, with about an inch of string extending out from the big hole, we will tie a knot on the free end of the string, just like what was done in step 5.
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The kendama is ready to go!
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Strings are bound to become damaged through excessive kendama use. However, these steps should save you plenty of time and frustration when repairing your beloved kendama.
For replacement strings visit: https://shop.kendamausa.com/collections/...
Strings are bound to become damaged through excessive kendama use. However, these steps should save you plenty of time and frustration when repairing your beloved kendama.
For replacement strings visit: https://shop.kendamausa.com/collections/...
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