How to Make a Fire Devilstick - This fire devilstick is easy and cheap to make. It doesn't taper, but you will get used to a straight stick after a while. Its best strength is that even when sooty, or wet, it will afford excellent grip. A downfall of many commercially produced fire devilsticks is that they are covered in holographic designs on materials that do not offer reliable grip under these circumstances.

The Green Club Project - Making Recycled Juggling Clubs - The Green Club is a unique, home-made juggling club constructed primarily of recycled materials. It juggles nearly as well as any club on the market and better than some. It is reasonably durable and costs almost nothing. The small design is perfect for kids or for numbers juggling. So is the price. It is a great project for a juggling group that wants to do outreach with kids or outfit its members on a budget.

Build Your Own Stilts - does what it says on the tin.

Making your own cigar boxes - Cigar boxes are the easiest of the standard juggling props to build yourself. I think they are even easier than making bean bags - that is - ROUND bean bags...

How to build stilts - a brief, single page description

Hand held stilts - how to build them