Millwall brick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Millwall brick is constructed from one or more newspaper sheets rolled and folded to create a handle (a haft) and a rounded head at the fold. The Millwall brick becomes harder as more newspaper sheets are stacked. The newspaper sheets are preferably broadsheet as the size of a broadsheet newspaper make it easier to roll up the sheets lengthways. In addition, larger newspapers give a longer handle to increase the mechanical advantage.
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