How do i make a oujia borad?

Question

or where can i buy a good one that works at?

Answer 1

use strong cardboard and a sharpie.

look on line for appearance and dimensions of board.

to make the planchett, you're on your own. i have know idea.

Answer 2

I'm not one to preach, and definatley not the voice of reason, but oujia boards are VERY dangerous. you HAVE to know how to use them properly. If you dont use it correctly, you can open a portal that is NOT meant to be opened for you own safety. Demonic precences can come through things like that. DO NOT go using one willy-nilly.

Thats just me. And your just you. Im not trying to be mean or anything and i apologize if thats how it comes off, but Ouija boards are dangerous.  

Answer 3

You could use a board about 12" x 24" and paint each letter of the alphabet on there, along with a "yes" and "no." That would be the cheapest way. If you'd rather buy one, I believe Meijers has them for like $15.

Answer 4

any board will work... its ideomotor effect.

toystores have ouija boards

Answer 5

you can find home made ones at new age shops...there was a guy that owned his own shop and he had atleast 10 on display/ for sale made out of different things, one was made out of part of a tree i think

Answer 6

You can't make a oujia board.

You can go to just about any kids store or game store like KB Toys, and I'm sure they'll have some in stock.

Answer 7

These things are not good to mess with. I have seen people who have been totally screwed up by them, one person in particular needed the intervention of a priest to get his head back straight, so if I were you I would leave them alone.

Answer 8

well one you can just draw one on a paper

but listen. don't mess with one

u think drawing one on paper isn't real. its possible . their was a story in new england.. about a Ouija board drawn on paper and something happened

i have the ability to feel ghost. Don't mess with them . their not harming you so don't annoy them. their are both good and bad spirits

Answer 9

Buy one at a thrift shop for peanuts or make one out of cardboard and a pen, using an old glass for the marker.