I've always loved watching your work with the rasps to get your shapes down. It's really cool to see complex shapes formed with simple tools. You're very good at it.
@@danielpiotrowski1681 everybody can use those tools, that is not very difficult but patience is very important it's easier to do the hard/boring work if you know the goal that can also be applied to your whole life (read the bible)
Try microwave instead of oven to dry the piece, it avoids cracking and removes moisture from the inside. Nice to see you posting another video - we missed you!
I watched your first video just before watching this one. Your voice did a lot of growing up in 4 years. Love your narration method. You’re a good writer for videos. Very good project. Thanks for sharing it.
Good to see you back, and right back into that wood work. It does kind of always stick with you once you get good at shaping wood. Even if you do other things in life, you eventually just have to get your hands on some wood and work it. I learned that black looks good for filled in cracks by accident. Some dummy painted the walnut wood on an old shotgun stock black. He wanted it to be more "tactical." I removed all the paint by scrapping it off and sanding rather then using a chemical. The low spots in the walnut still had a bit of paint, and it looked great.
Good to have ya back fella. Crackin' natural that is. Well done.....Massive congrats on the results and uni. Yer a grafter and a good teacher. You'll do alreet in life methinks. Good luck.
Man how I wish I were still a young buck but now I'm way , way older now and I'm not so much into playing with sling shots but if my grandchildren what to play with them then I'll come back to this video. So thank you ❤️👍👌😎✌️
Before I write any further, please do not interprete my comments as patronising,or anything other than sincere recognition. Your parents must be very proud of your achievements and the doubtless hard work and perseverance it took to get there. It's young people like yourself that inspire hope for the future especially amongst my generation (55 - 65 yrs). I will try and scratch some cash together at some stage for you, it'll be money well spent. While I'm talking money, I would encourage others to all pitch in, not just for this lad but for the many others all of whom have gotten off their backsides to make things happen for themselves, and not relying on their ill gotten belief the world owes them something. IT DOES NOT. I wish you all the very best for the future. Sincerely James.
Well done, what can be said about such good and very meticulous work, I wish all people could be so detailed, but they can't, absolute respect from old BG. p.s. When I was a kid, I used the same detailed way to work slings and bows and everything. You will become a good and great master!!!
I've done the same a few years ago using the exact same technique. End result looks cool, but I attached the rubber bands differently, because I was using tubes.
Nice to see new content Henry and its good that you have concentrated on your A-levels rather than been overly seduced by UA-cam. Just checked out your website and it's not surprising that there is some really good stuff on there. Carry on as you are and it's pretty clear that you will do well at uni and Henry Haslam will be a name associated with some very interesting engineering projects in the future
I carve out my own slingshots but leave the wood to naturally weather..never put on radiator as it cracks it as u see ..love the shape that you have made and hope you don't mind but im copying it!! Cheers
Welcome back Artof! Great to hear from you again with this excellent video. Glad too, to hear you have done well with your A levels and got the University place you wanted. I'm sure you will make a top rate Engineer with some interesting ideas. Loved the video, your editing talent make these look professional and good clear sound in phase with the image. Nice touch to have clips from your early slingshot work, lends "provenance" to this latest creation too. By the way I have "promoted" you from my laptop to my big screen with a chromecast gadget. Nice to see you using your homemade vice for this job, that it's lasting well and that it's up to the job. Keep having ideas and trying things out. Best wishes.
Now most of the muscle strain is on your two fingers holding the pouch. Amazing nice creation, but I typically see full wooden slingshots like sculptures or sculpture collections, rather than seeing something for long heavy duty use. The most I can compromise is a Rosewood handle with stainless steel forks, or atleast there's some stainless steel being "sandwhiched". I do so very agree with your direction, ergonomics and power(penetration).
I want a rambone so such but am incapable of making one I have a few others but all cheap Chinese ones, ild love a rambone of any sort by far my favourite but just out of reach for me
I've always loved watching your work with the rasps to get your shapes down. It's really cool to see complex shapes formed with simple tools. You're very good at it.
NightHawkInLight nice to see you here aha
Yes, I've always been amazed by the quality he gets from simple tools. He 's mastered the use of his most important tool, patience.
Thanks!
I'm really glad you enjoyed the video!
@@danielpiotrowski1681 everybody can use those tools, that is not very difficult
but patience is very important
it's easier to do the hard/boring work if you know the goal
that can also be applied to your whole life (read the bible)
Hey get. It’s ok if you don’t like making slingshots. People just like your content. Keep up that good stuff.
Try microwave instead of oven to dry the piece, it avoids cracking and removes moisture from the inside. Nice to see you posting another video - we missed you!
We all miss you thanks for coming back
Jesus that thing could genuinely be dangerous. Way more powerful than I thought it would be. Nice to see you’re making these videos again.
I watched your first video just before watching this one. Your voice did a lot of growing up in 4 years. Love your narration method. You’re a good writer for videos. Very good project. Thanks for sharing it.
I completely forgot about this channel. Loved this video!
Happy to see you back!
Good to see you back, and right back into that wood work. It does kind of always stick with you once you get good at shaping wood. Even if you do other things in life, you eventually just have to get your hands on some wood and work it.
I learned that black looks good for filled in cracks by accident. Some dummy painted the walnut wood on an old shotgun stock black. He wanted it to be more "tactical." I removed all the paint by scrapping it off and sanding rather then using a chemical. The low spots in the walnut still had a bit of paint, and it looked great.
Good to have ya back fella. Crackin' natural that is. Well done.....Massive congrats on the results and uni. Yer a grafter and a good teacher. You'll do alreet in life methinks. Good luck.
I love catapult ! I love slingshot !
Wonderful work
And congratulations on the A level results and Uni - well done and well deserved!
Glad to see you back. This is still one of my all time favorite slingshots to shoot. even though I have multiples of them
Really glad you are back!
Man how I wish I were still a young buck but now I'm way , way older now and I'm not so much into playing with sling shots but if my grandchildren what to play with them then I'll come back to this video. So thank you ❤️👍👌😎✌️
Before I write any further, please do not interprete my comments as patronising,or anything other than sincere recognition. Your parents must be very proud of your achievements and the doubtless hard work and perseverance it took to get there. It's young people like yourself that inspire hope for the future especially amongst my generation (55 - 65 yrs). I will try and scratch some cash together at some stage for you, it'll be money well spent. While I'm talking money, I would encourage others to all pitch in, not just for this lad but for the many others all of whom have gotten off their backsides to make things happen for themselves, and not relying on their ill gotten belief the world owes them something. IT DOES NOT. I wish you all the very best for the future. Sincerely James.
It's good to see you again
Good job. Sure beats anything I built back in the 50s.
welcome back! hope you got good results!
Amazing results! You’ve inspired me to finish the natural slingshot I started.
glad to have you back and cant wait to check out the projects. thanks for the vid!
Going back to your roots, good stuff man.
I’m with you since day one, and this video is the first one who looks pro
Beautiful slingshot, really nice work !
Well done, what can be said about such good and very meticulous work, I wish all people could be so detailed, but they can't, absolute respect from old BG. p.s. When I was a kid, I used the same detailed way to work slings and bows and everything.
You will become a good and great master!!!
That design does look like it would be very comfortable. Well done mate.
I have really bad splits in my fork. It's not oak. What should I do. All the wood seems to eventually split.
Great workmanship .
what a beautiful beast!! great job!!
It's crazy how your voice changed over the years. Great channel.
You are back and the video looks even better! Good to see you and hope you make more videos soon!
I've really missed your content, great to see a new vid!
Nice one !
Good to see, you're at it again.
Very inspiring !
This is professional quality video!
I'm excited to see what you have for the future,
nice job on the A levels.
Your slings look amazing and so durable! Hard work really goes into your work and I enjoy everything you do on your UA-cam channel 👍👍👍💙❤️
Whoa!... He's back... almost forgot about you dude! :)
Looks good. Looks like you're pretty good with the slingshot as well!
Love your videos. You always put out high quality content, with very detailed steps. Keep up the good work!
Congrats on the school stuff! and Glad to see you back!
good to see you back :D
Well done young man, another great video,
Great work! Check out how deep your voice has gotten, young man! Thanks for posting this.
Ooooow returning to your roots
You're good at making slingshots 👍
gee i wish i had super human slingshot making speed like you.
Proud of you. I've been subscribed since your first video and its crazy thinking you used to have such a squeaky voice when you started out lol.
got2strpk I wouldn’t say squeaky at all. It was quite pleasant, though very different.
I've done the same a few years ago using the exact same technique. End result looks cool, but I attached the rubber bands differently, because I was using tubes.
New sub! Great frame. You have a gift brother! 👊
Welcome back
I thought that you abandoned the channel. Glad to see you back!)
Nice to see new content Henry and its good that you have concentrated on your A-levels rather than been overly seduced by UA-cam. Just checked out your website and it's not surprising that there is some really good stuff on there. Carry on as you are and it's pretty clear that you will do well at uni and Henry Haslam will be a name associated with some very interesting engineering projects in the future
I carve out my own slingshots but leave the wood to naturally weather..never put on radiator as it cracks it as u see ..love the shape that you have made and hope you don't mind but im copying it!! Cheers
Congratulations! 🎓
Awesome glad your back. Like your videos, keep up the great work.
Good to see youre back at it, i was beginning to worry you just quit altogether. Anyways nice job it turned out beautifull
we like your programmes.
Great stuff lad, you are truly a great talented young man, You will go far in your life,
Incredible, very well done
Yessssss an upload
Amazing video (as always)
Yaaaasss back with the vids
great to see you back, thought you were gone :( loved the video tho!!!!!!!
Ooooohhjj damn son your back. Hope alevels went well and hope more videos are on the way
Perfect videos 🇬🇷🇬🇷
Helo
Welcome back Artof!
Great to hear from you again with this excellent video. Glad too, to hear you have done well with your A levels and got the University place you wanted. I'm sure you will make a top rate Engineer with some interesting ideas.
Loved the video, your editing talent make these look professional and good clear sound in phase with the image. Nice touch to have clips from your early slingshot work, lends "provenance" to this latest creation too. By the way I have "promoted" you from my laptop to my big screen with a chromecast gadget.
Nice to see you using your homemade vice for this job, that it's lasting well and that it's up to the job.
Keep having ideas and trying things out. Best wishes.
That's really cool! I am surprised that the elastic bands are strong enough to hold it together.
Dude were you been, I've missed your videos
Now most of the muscle strain is on your two fingers holding the pouch.
Amazing nice creation, but I typically see full wooden slingshots like sculptures or sculpture collections, rather than seeing something for long heavy duty use. The most I can compromise is a Rosewood handle with stainless steel forks, or atleast there's some stainless steel being "sandwhiched".
I do so very agree with your direction, ergonomics and power(penetration).
great ability.....👍👍👍
Good bro but I have 1 question. Slingshot band is long age
Parabéns amigo
awesome
Congrats on getting into uni !! What are u going to study and where ? Love the content by the way !
Jorge sprav would be proud
Wow gotta sub after this! Noice content
Good to see you back dude, been wondering what had happened to ya.. Keep up the good work 👍
nice video
ever casted your own ammo that would be cool to see. good video!
Good video
Yeah !
Ok good job guy
The only appropriate use for lynx Africa
Hey man used to watch your videos years ago do you have a accurate blueprint to make these top design always wanted to make one
Woa
Would love to purchase a couple of those, please let me know how I could. Thanks
Nice to hear from you, but mate lynx, really!! I know it was a Christmas present that granny TAOW brought you years ago hahahaha
1:36 Is that ur new woodsaw??
Do you have a "for sale page "
I appreciate your work 👌✌
Hi mate. Do you sell any of your slingshots? I'm from the UK and shipping wouldn't be too much of a hassle.
Nice, how long took you to make it?
Do you know the slingshot channel ?
😲😅😂🤣👍
You could just boil it in salty water for 3-4 hours, it would be fully dry in a week, but without cracks ( forgive my english )
Hola soy de argentina vas a aser mas videos de slingshot
i love your work! but dude, i grew up with wrist rockets. could you make a slingshot with a wrist brace?
Y watch the video if ur gonna dislike it
When did that came out ? Sorry for being in the latesquad ,put new videos sooner
I make my pouches out of nylon straps with para-chord loops stitched to the sides.
I want a rambone so such but am incapable of making one I have a few others but all cheap Chinese ones, ild love a rambone of any sort by far my favourite but just out of reach for me