How to Make a Plunger Staff
Me:"Don't you ever wish that you could have a really looong plunger!?"
You: "....No"
Me: "Don't you ever wish that you could have a TWO- SIDED plunger!?"
You: ".....Not really"
Me: "Well here's your chance! Make your own plunger staff for little or no money at all!!"
You: "......why are you in my house?"
Me: "I'll show you how! Just follow these easy steps and you'll be done in no time!"
You: "....No"
Me: "Don't you ever wish that you could have a TWO- SIDED plunger!?"
You: ".....Not really"
Me: "Well here's your chance! Make your own plunger staff for little or no money at all!!"
You: "......why are you in my house?"
Me: "I'll show you how! Just follow these easy steps and you'll be done in no time!"
Supplies and Tools
Supplies:
(2) 1in wood screws
(2) plungers
(1) 4ft dowel (make sure it's the same diameter as the plunger handles
Optional:
Electrical tape
Tennis handle grip
Tools:
Cordless drill
3/32 drill bit
screwdriver
(2) 1in wood screws
(2) plungers
(1) 4ft dowel (make sure it's the same diameter as the plunger handles
Optional:
Electrical tape
Tennis handle grip
Tools:
Cordless drill
3/32 drill bit
screwdriver
Disassemble the Plungers
Just unscrew the handles from the heads.
Keep the rubber heads,
you don't need the handles, so use them for something else.
Keep the rubber heads,
you don't need the handles, so use them for something else.
Drill the Holes
Take the 3/32 drill bit and drill a hole into each end of the broomstick/dowel and the center of both plunger heads.
Screw the Screws
Stick the heads onto both ends of the broomstick and screw each wood screw in.
Optional
If you intend to use this as a bo staff or a contact staff, like me, this step adds grip.
Take the tennis grip and wrap it around the center of the staff and secure it with electrical tape.
Take the tennis grip and wrap it around the center of the staff and secure it with electrical tape.