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| | How to Sand Your Shinai (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11) |
 | | However the important aspect of shinai maintenance is not shinai life-span, but the safety of your fellow kendoka. |
 | | A broken or splintered shinai slat is very dangerous, and under no circumstances should they be used. |
 | | While still holding the shinai together with your hand, use a pen or marker to label the different slats on the shinai: Top, Left, Bottom, and Right or whatever labels you want to use. |
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