@@PatriotJedi okay. BTW patriotjedi, what do you think about all gubments drawing a line around you and saying you are not allowed to leave?(Antarctic Treaty) If you don't know what I mean, read my about tab.
@@flat-earther , Flat earthers have serious problems. They're adhering to a very old and falsified religion, and they've surrendered their ability to do simple research and arrive at a sound conclusion - the result of denying truckloads of evidence while accusing others of that they do themselves. Romans 2: 1. Some seem to have an agenda of begining and perpetuating disrupting arguments while refusing to be taught. They will not reason. They blame the Creator for their worldwide known error by claiming Scripture to say what it does not say nor mean in attempting to justify their imaginings. II Timothy I: 7. I Corinthians 14: 33. Revelation 22: 19. Exodus 20: 3. Romans 1: 25A. Proverbs 18: 13.
New version wouldn't be a bad idea, but I do remember seeing him talk about just that thing. Not sure if it would be searchable or not, as I can't remember if that wa the main thrust/title of the video.
Another winner from the Master of Rubber Band Blasters! Joergs slingshots are always works of art, even when made of scrap wood. The new one is awesome as usual, the knuckle guard on it is great looking and practical, and it's ridiculously strong in both setups. I know how tough OSB is, and it takes a massive amount of force to break through. I'm glad Joerg demonstrated "Its Features" with the tomahawk, as ignorant people think it's the same as particle board. It ain't. It's tough driving a nail through that, which I know from experience. We use that to sheet roofs here in Florida, because it's stronger than plywood and meets hurricane codes. Until next time, Auf Wiedersehen!
It's been a pleasure following you on your evolving slingshot journey; from basic and fancy slingshots to magazine fed crossbows and blow guns. And I've been watching every step of the way!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
I'd love to see where the upper limit of slingshot power lays for humans. Would it be possible to collaborate with some giant strongman and create the most powerful handheld slingshot in the history of mankind? I bet I'm not the only one who wants to see that!
@@waynebimmel6784you dont need one believe it or not. You run into another problem first wich is the pullback that is getting to hard. But i like to hit small stuf with it from 10 to 20 meters wich is pretty hard with more than 2 bands per side. So more then that is bs if you ask me😅
12 mm steel ball weighs around 7 gram. At 88 m/s that's around 50 Joules of energy. No wonder it's deadly! Good to see you back to shooting slingshots again!
I've been subscribed for about 4 years now and have watched all of your content from the start of this channel to now. Great to see you come back to the basics! Always be good content. Thank you.
That is a really nice looking and beefy natural slingshot. I have no doubt it was a heck of a lot of work to carve that out even with power tools. The integrated hand guard is a really nice touch as well. I wouldn't be able to draw that back much at all, so it would be total overkill in my case. But it sure is a pretty bit of work.
That Beachwood slingshot is freaking awesome. I love that you carved out the finger guard for it. I admit that when you showed us the wood piece blank I could not see the hand guard hiding inside of it. Now I want to make one just like it. I have practiced Alot in past few years and I'm getting really good with it. I set my target about 100 feet away from me and I can hit the bottom of my target I use a metal pint size coffee can. I drill the bottom of it 4 out of 5 shots an that's in the total dark, going off memory where I set it. I figured if I can hit my target in the pitch black dark then I can hit anything in the daytime. Just takes Alot of practice. I love this channel, this Beachwood slingshot, the air bazooka, and his huge steel ball or canon ball launcher are my favorite videos. Although the broom launcher for killing witches and the toilet bowl launchers are awesome as well. Yes, I've seen most of his videos and I love them. Another great video my friend. Thank you from USA in Missouri.
Your early videos got me back into sling shots but I also have been distracted lately. This video has sparked my interest again. I’m going to order some bands
I made my slingshot from a piece of olive tree wood that I collected on Corfu from a 500 year old olive tree. It has a natural beefy fork that will never break. I've had it over 20 years and I love more now than ever.
Nice!!! I grew up using and making slingshots with my close childhood friend Frank. We used it for target practice and hunting small game like pidgeons. It was alot of fun, we'd loose our sense of time and end up being an all day fun activity. But it makes a perfect self defence weapon. The knuckle protector is GREAT for bashing in a person's face when the thug charges at me after a shot to their eyeballs.
I appreciated your explanation of why you use tapered bands. The same principle is seen in the taper of bow limbs and some traditional crossbow limbs. It makes so much sense when trying to get the maximum acceleration at the beginning of the shot. Speaking of bows, your stance while shooting the slingshot-that-was-broken-and-made-whole-again very closely resembles that of longbow archers, leaning forward with arched back. That also makes perfect sense because biomechanically, the effort is the same.
A neighbor shot a 21 grain slug out of my pellet rifle, the slug velocity at close to 800 fps, which hit the can at the same grazing as your trebuchet... I mean, slingshot; the damage to the can here is virtually the same as on your can. Estimating your steel ball ammo weighs 6 × my lead slug, 6 × 21 = 126 grain with 289 fps velocity. 289 fps × 289 × 126 ÷ 450240 = 23.37 KE. The slug here: 800 fps × 800 × 21 ÷ 450240 = 29.85 = 30 KE. Your steel ball is about 2-1/2 × bigger diameter, so made a wider channel, so was making at least 40 KE at the can. I believe your setup shooting the big ball, that almost made a pass-thru of the OSB would drop a whitetail. Tho their skull is quite thick, there are at least 2 slingshooters that do harvest whitetail with slingshots. Thanks for showing. Your videos are always educational and entertaining.
Her Sprave, you are a true mench! Your magnanimity and pleasure in simply being a wonderfully mad inventor and influencer, your passion and love of what you do and the pleasure you have taken in your ideas, not many people can be practically solely responsible for sparking a renninance in archery interest and innovation both with slingshot, bow, crossbow and now blowgun and so much more - its a pleasure to have been watching you for all these years and seeing your ideas develop with that aforementioned contagious passion and enthusiasm; I've been watching for what feels like more than a decade watching you make and shoot your beautiful slingshots in your backgarden (i was always worried about your glass conservatory 😅) Never stop! Ps - yes, yes I would like that slingshot 😅
great to see the old format. Be awesome to see you checking out the now vast array of latex options now on the market. i cant help but think youll love them and the speed they bring
Great to see you going back to your roots. Consider a power fret saw (scroll Saw) one of these could have lopped out much of the wood and saved lots of sanding belts.
Love watching this! Reminds me of my 20s when I had an acre of country, and shot bbs, pellets, sling shots, archery, bon fires and blew stuff up all the time. My house had archway patios too. We could have been BFs lol
Yours is pure genius and creativity, it is also very noticeable that you enjoy it and that is transmitted, thank you for showing these wonders built with your hands, big hug from Argentina
WE NEED MORE SLINGSHOT CHANNEL VIDEOS Love your content, the best on the tube, thank you for everything, honestly. The work you put into that beach sling shot is immense. Also, congratulations on 3 MILLION subs!
You're legent Mr sprave.. I agree the best material for a slingshot is tree fork. Nowdays, in my country, Indonesia, there are a lot of slingshot tournaments even national slingshot tournament. Proudly, I use my homemade rambone slingshot for the tournaments. Of course with weak band for 7 mm steel ball ammo.
A very beautiful object indeed, I do not have your patience to make one but would very much like one. I used to have a slingshot many years ago that would fire a 20mm steel ball through car panels or old appliance steel with ease. It used surgical rubber tubing and came from a local gun shop I think, but it was 40 years ago. Way more powerful at very short 20m or less than my air rifle. 12ft lb in the UK. My friend cast me some 20mm lead balls to use. I still have some ball bearings so I need to make myself one. Thank you for making your content as I enjoy watching.
Seeing the comparison to the axe, I can see that a serious slingshot is a deadly weapon. I like archery, but seeing those targets get blasted with the slingshot was very satisfying
Hi Joe! I’m a fan from the Philippines. Here (especially in the back alleys of Manila) we have a variation of the sling shot that uses a “pana” or steel dart. The idea is the dart hooks up to a hoop and the hoop is attached to one or two rubber strips. The strips are attached to a slingshot with a grip. Info you might like (maybe an idea for your next prject too!)
You’re amazing. I like your carving also as well as your marksmanship I’m impressed. I’m also a woodcarver. I have three state championship blue ribbons for carving in Oklahoma. However, I used a pocket knife and a sharp screwdriver to do most of my work. I grew up, really poor. I’ll probably still be that way when they throw dirty on me but I’m happy and I love to watch your videos keep up the good work, wild man Monk from Oklahoma.
The Roman Plumbata is more like a sling weapon than a bow driven weapon, and I feel that it has a rightful place on the Sling Channel. Grus gött mein brüder.
There is nothing quite so satisfying as hearing an overpowered slingshot snap a heavy round lump of hardened steel into a destructible target with the force of a hand gun while it's massive German creator chuckles in delight!
It's definitely a pleasure to see this return to classic form, even if it's likely to be temporary.
Maybe not. I haven't had a Slingshot channel recommended in 7ish years. The algorithm likes this one apparently...
I like the slingshot side of things i also like the other non firarm weapons that hes shows off
@@jbenoit1962no. Forget the algorithm. It doesn't hold the power. We like him. We hold the power
Joerg, you are an international treasure! Keep up the good work!
hi andrews, have you become a flat earther yet?
@@PatriotJedi okay. BTW patriotjedi, what do you think about all gubments drawing a line around you and saying you are not allowed to leave?(Antarctic Treaty) If you don't know what I mean, read my about tab.
@@flat-earther ,
Flat earthers have serious problems. They're adhering to a very old and falsified religion, and they've surrendered their ability to do simple research and arrive at a sound conclusion - the result of denying truckloads of evidence while accusing others of that they do themselves.
Romans 2: 1.
Some seem to have an agenda of begining and perpetuating disrupting arguments while refusing to be taught.
They will not reason.
They blame the Creator for their worldwide known error by claiming Scripture to say what it does not say nor mean in attempting to justify their imaginings.
II Timothy I: 7.
I Corinthians 14: 33.
Revelation 22: 19.
Exodus 20: 3.
Romans 1: 25A.
Proverbs 18: 13.
You may have covered this in a video in the far distant past, but could you do a tutorial on the best ways to tie the bands onto home-made slingshots?
i would love that ! dunno why but my constrictor knot keeps slipping
Good idea but if you search a bit on UA-cam there are hundreds of video's explaining it.
New version wouldn't be a bad idea, but I do remember seeing him talk about just that thing. Not sure if it would be searchable or not, as I can't remember if that wa the main thrust/title of the video.
Another winner from the Master of Rubber Band Blasters! Joergs slingshots are always works of art, even when made of scrap wood.
The new one is awesome as usual, the knuckle guard on it is great looking and practical, and it's ridiculously strong in both setups.
I know how tough OSB is, and it takes a massive amount of force to break through. I'm glad Joerg demonstrated "Its Features" with the tomahawk, as ignorant people think it's the same as particle board.
It ain't. It's tough driving a nail through that, which I know from experience. We use that to sheet roofs here in Florida, because it's stronger than plywood and meets hurricane codes.
Until next time, Auf Wiedersehen!
It's been a pleasure following you on your evolving slingshot journey; from basic and fancy slingshots to magazine fed crossbows and blow guns. And I've been watching every step of the way!!! Absolutely amazing!!!
Yes Sir , that is a slingshot I would want . Love the channel , love the content , and very happy to see slingshots back at the forefront ! 😎👍🙏
Hi joerg, just wanted to say that I have been watching ur videos for almost a decade, thanks for all the amazing inventions and the hearty laugh 😊
A beautiful piece of art, Jörg!
And I appreciate this approach since your slingshots were one of the main reasons why I subbed to your channel.
I'd love to see where the upper limit of slingshot power lays for humans. Would it be possible to collaborate with some giant strongman and create the most powerful handheld slingshot in the history of mankind? I bet I'm not the only one who wants to see that!
Eddie Hall would be down for that 100%
German law limits sling shots to not have an arm brace. Hard to see the upper limit under these conditions
@@waynebimmel6784you dont need one believe it or not. You run into another problem first wich is the pullback that is getting to hard. But i like to hit small stuf with it from 10 to 20 meters wich is pretty hard with more than 2 bands per side. So more then that is bs if you ask me😅
@@schwuzi100% would be epic
Depends how you would define it but he did make a contraption once where he braced with his feet and used both arms to pull.
Wonderful display of the power of a slingshot. Thank you. Beautiful handwork, I must say!
great seeing slingshots again and YES I'd love a slingshot like that. You sir are a gem. I love watching your videos
Another day, another beautiful creation.
The slingshot with the hand protection is beautiful and powerful
Thank you Sir, for this beautiful blast from the past!
I am following you for ever it seems and this was awesome! :)
12 mm steel ball weighs around 7 gram. At 88 m/s that's around 50 Joules of energy. No wonder it's deadly! Good to see you back to shooting slingshots again!
After seeing your comment I had to look up firearm definition in Canada. Ya might have some legal issues since the cut off is 5.7 Joules.
I've been subscribed for about 4 years now and have watched all of your content from the start of this channel to now. Great to see you come back to the basics! Always be good content. Thank you.
That is a really nice looking and beefy natural slingshot. I have no doubt it was a heck of a lot of work to carve that out even with power tools. The integrated hand guard is a really nice touch as well. I wouldn't be able to draw that back much at all, so it would be total overkill in my case. But it sure is a pretty bit of work.
That Beachwood slingshot is freaking awesome. I love that you carved out the finger guard for it. I admit that when you showed us the wood piece blank I could not see the hand guard hiding inside of it. Now I want to make one just like it. I have practiced Alot in past few years and I'm getting really good with it. I set my target about 100 feet away from me and I can hit the bottom of my target I use a metal pint size coffee can. I drill the bottom of it 4 out of 5 shots an that's in the total dark, going off memory where I set it. I figured if I can hit my target in the pitch black dark then I can hit anything in the daytime. Just takes Alot of practice. I love this channel, this Beachwood slingshot, the air bazooka, and his huge steel ball or canon ball launcher are my favorite videos. Although the broom launcher for killing witches and the toilet bowl launchers are awesome as well. Yes, I've seen most of his videos and I love them. Another great video my friend. Thank you from USA in Missouri.
Your slingshots are AWESOME ! It’s so great to see them back !
Great work. Relatively quiet, massively powerful, lethal combination.
These have always been my favorite videos of yours. Brings me back to when I first started watching you years ago. BADASS
Your early videos got me back into sling shots but I also have been distracted lately. This video has sparked my interest again. I’m going to order some bands
I made my slingshot from a piece of olive tree wood that I collected on Corfu from a 500 year old olive tree. It has a natural beefy fork that will never break. I've had it over 20 years and I love more now than ever.
Olive wood is amazing!
Awesome slingshot and I'm stoked you're getting back into slingshots. You were a big inspiration for me to start my channel
You had me at “half of the brain with it”. 😅
I’m so sold. 🤑
Nice!!! I grew up using and making slingshots with my close childhood friend Frank. We used it for target practice and hunting small game like pidgeons. It was alot of fun, we'd loose our sense of time and end up being an all day fun activity. But it makes a perfect self defence weapon. The knuckle protector is GREAT for bashing in a person's face when the thug charges at me after a shot to their eyeballs.
Nice one Joerg! And yes, I would like a slingshot like that, ha ha ha ha... 😄
Glad to see you going back to the roots for a change! Beast of a slingshot!!!
Back to the roots! It was a joy to watch your video and yes, I definitely would have fun to play around with those slingshot!
I appreciated your explanation of why you use tapered bands. The same principle is seen in the taper of bow limbs and some traditional crossbow limbs. It makes so much sense when trying to get the maximum acceleration at the beginning of the shot.
Speaking of bows, your stance while shooting the slingshot-that-was-broken-and-made-whole-again very closely resembles that of longbow archers, leaning forward with arched back. That also makes perfect sense because biomechanically, the effort is the same.
Love the slingshot content, absolutely an awesome build, would love to have one like it
Love the 'Handguard Slingshot!' ..Good to see you back doing some Catty's again Pal!👍😆
A neighbor shot a 21 grain slug out of my pellet rifle, the slug velocity at close to 800 fps, which hit the can at the same grazing as your trebuchet... I mean, slingshot; the damage to the can here is virtually the same as on your can.
Estimating your steel ball ammo weighs 6 × my lead slug, 6 × 21 = 126 grain with 289 fps velocity.
289 fps × 289 × 126 ÷ 450240 = 23.37 KE.
The slug here: 800 fps × 800 × 21 ÷ 450240 =
29.85 = 30 KE.
Your steel ball is about 2-1/2 × bigger diameter, so made a wider channel, so was making at least 40 KE at the can.
I believe your setup shooting the big ball, that almost made a pass-thru of the OSB would drop a whitetail. Tho their skull is quite thick, there are at least 2 slingshooters that do harvest whitetail with slingshots.
Thanks for showing. Your videos are always educational and entertaining.
oh very nice. good ol slingshot! very good. oldie and goodie
Yes, I want one. Beautifully crafted.
Her Sprave, you are a true mench! Your magnanimity and pleasure in simply being a wonderfully mad inventor and influencer, your passion and love of what you do and the pleasure you have taken in your ideas, not many people can be practically solely responsible for sparking a renninance in archery interest and innovation both with slingshot, bow, crossbow and now blowgun and so much more - its a pleasure to have been watching you for all these years and seeing your ideas develop with that aforementioned contagious passion and enthusiasm; I've been watching for what feels like more than a decade watching you make and shoot your beautiful slingshots in your backgarden (i was always worried about your glass conservatory 😅)
Never stop!
Ps - yes, yes I would like that slingshot 😅
great to see the old format. Be awesome to see you checking out the now vast array of latex options now on the market. i cant help but think youll love them and the speed they bring
This is the content that brought me here in the first place, and it's still what I want to see the most. Thank you.
"Let me show you it's features!"
It is just wood and rubber bands. I'm still impressed.
i love seeing this return to your old days hopefully it becomes more common
It’s soooo good to see some slingshot action again!:-)
Great to see you going back to your roots. Consider a power fret saw (scroll Saw) one of these could have lopped out much of the wood and saved lots of sanding belts.
He has and uses it, but this piece was too big...
Been a fan a long time. It's nice to see some slingshots again.
Old school Slingshot channel video, love it, and love that beech wood slingshot.
I’d LOVE to have that natural fork sling shot! I was very impressed that steel ball went right through the can. Awesome.
Love watching this! Reminds me of my 20s when I had an acre of country, and shot bbs, pellets, sling shots, archery, bon fires and blew stuff up all the time. My house had archway patios too. We could have been BFs lol
Endlich wieder Sling shot! Hab es richtig vermisst! Danke Jörg und bitte wieder mehr davon 👍
Great to this video. Joerg, I love the concept of that slingshot
that new sling shot definitely has character, very stout looking, much like our host! very fitting.
Nice one! welcome back to the slingshot world. That's a slingshot that i would like to have. Keep up the good work.
I like your hand guard sling shot. it would be worth buying.
Yours is pure genius and creativity, it is also very noticeable that you enjoy it and that is transmitted, thank you for showing these wonders built with your hands, big hug from Argentina
I always find myself smiling at the end of your videos, I don’t even realize I’m doing it.👍
I grew up watching your videos. Glad I remembered your channel, I missed your laugh.
It's really impressive how much you can draw!
I am so glad this channel exists.
Why? Because yes, I do wanna know what happens when a 1-inch steel ball hits that can head on.
WE NEED MORE SLINGSHOT CHANNEL VIDEOS Love your content, the best on the tube, thank you for everything, honestly. The work you put into that beach sling shot is immense. Also, congratulations on 3 MILLION subs!
Really enjoyed the slingshots and your creativity!
thats the most beautiful slingshot ive seen and the concept is great!
Awesome slingshot. Sure fun to see a new slingshot design. Wonderful video (impressive shots!).
That's a truely beautiful hand crafter slingshot. As a kid that grew up with a sling shot, I wold love to have one like it someday.
Nice sling shot looks awesome I miss the rubber power I'm so glad you are revisiting the power of the slingshot thanks mate 👍🇦🇺🦘
🙏🏻 Thank you for the nostalgia with a kick 👍🏻
Great video!! I am happy to see you doing SLINGSHOT vids again! Thank you!!
Man I love your videos you got me into crafting and building things and slingshots you are the man just wanted to let you know 👍 🎉
You're legent Mr sprave.. I agree the best material for a slingshot is tree fork. Nowdays, in my country, Indonesia, there are a lot of slingshot tournaments even national slingshot tournament. Proudly, I use my homemade rambone slingshot for the tournaments. Of course with weak band for 7 mm steel ball ammo.
That, is an awesome slingshot. No surprise there. And yes, that is a slingshot I would love to have.
Guys wake up Joerg posted
And how do you suppose we read this while asleep?
You weren't kidding! This was insane destruction for such a simple DIY weapon!
very nice new slingshot joerg ide love to have one like that.
good to see you back on track with slingshots
Those OSB boards are tough! Way stronger than plywood. That steel ball would most definately shatter your skull.
A very beautiful object indeed, I do not have your patience to make one but would very much like one. I used to have a slingshot many years ago that would fire a 20mm steel ball through car panels or old appliance steel with ease. It used surgical rubber tubing and came from a local gun shop I think, but it was 40 years ago. Way more powerful at very short 20m or less than my air rifle. 12ft lb in the UK. My friend cast me some 20mm lead balls to use. I still have some ball bearings so I need to make myself one. Thank you for making your content as I enjoy watching.
I love the return to slingshots!
Whenever I have a bad day Joergs laugh makes me feel better
Great to see you have got the slingshots out again always enjoy your channel anyway but I do love the slingshot 👊✌👍
So much fun to see you get back to your roots! Maybe for the next slingshot video, you can use the old intro? That would be amazing!
happy to see more slingshot content from you. always fun to watch
I don't want this slingshot, I NEED IT! 😮😮😮
Pure nostalgia...felt like a teenager again for a minute.
glad to see the sling shots back joerg.
Always here for the slingshot content!
AWESOME! I've been wondering if you were just going to change the channel name for the last couple of years. I'm very happy to see a return to form!
Seeing the comparison to the axe, I can see that a serious slingshot is a deadly weapon. I like archery, but seeing those targets get blasted with the slingshot was very satisfying
Joerg! You remind me of my Dad. He was from Lichtenstein Germany 🇩🇪. The similarities are astonishing! I always watch your videos. Love your content!
Ohhhh that is superb. Well done. 👍😁❤️😇
Finally back to why I subscribed to this channel in the first place ❤
Hi Joe! I’m a fan from the Philippines. Here (especially in the back alleys of Manila) we have a variation of the sling shot that uses a “pana” or steel dart. The idea is the dart hooks up to a hoop and the hoop is attached to one or two rubber strips. The strips are attached to a slingshot with a grip. Info you might like (maybe an idea for your next prject too!)
i missed you Joerg. You are awesome!
Love to see them slingshot videos, it is a slingshot channel afterall and I really enjoy every one of them, keep up the good work!
You’re amazing. I like your carving also as well as your marksmanship I’m impressed. I’m also a woodcarver. I have three state championship blue ribbons for carving in Oklahoma. However, I used a pocket knife and a sharp screwdriver to do most of my work. I grew up, really poor. I’ll probably still be that way when they throw dirty on me but I’m happy and I love to watch your videos keep up the good work, wild man Monk from Oklahoma.
Please, Joerg! Bring more slingshot videos! It'd be nice to see those slingshots against a ballistic dummy!
classic old school sling shot content. nice.
Love the slingshots on the sling shot channel. Going to build one out of a tree we had to cut down that my grandfather planted can't wait
That slingshot is a beast!
The Roman Plumbata is more like a sling weapon than a bow driven weapon, and I feel that it has a rightful place on the Sling Channel.
Grus gött mein brüder.
Can we all just call you David?? No Goliath around could withstand a shot from you. Your accuracy is well documented. Hahaha. Great video bud!
The power of your sling schoot is unbelievible 😱
That is an awesome slingshot. I need one for certain.
There is nothing quite so satisfying as hearing an overpowered slingshot snap a heavy round lump of hardened steel into a destructible target with the force of a hand gun while it's massive German creator chuckles in delight!