My brother made one of these back in high school in the 80s when you could still make things like that in in wood shop nowadays they would have a heart attack if you can make something like that
I did this a year ago in a carpentry class in highschool. Times havent changed as much as you think, its just that youre not young anymore, and the probably the only notable times you see young people is when their doing something stupid.
@Murimz Woodworking, metalshop, and autoshop classes have been dropped from the majority of middle and high-schools. Most school districts do not want the liability. Too many kids lost fingers, and in the sue happy culture they don't want the risk. If you live in a very ruel area maybe, but I would be very surprised if one of the few high-schools that may still offer those electives would condone a weapon being made in class for the same reason, not to mention, now you have a weapon on school grounds which will never fly in today's world.
Almost got it on this one ! when making the bow make one side completely flat or even angled inward so the string rides on one side not the center this will reduce string drag and make the bolt much faster the plywood bow worked great just another half bow laminated to the previous one will double the strength easy. the round tumbler in the trigger setup needs to be wider so you can have a notch in the center for the bolt to sit at the string.... you do not want the bow string to impact the bolt as it will bounce the flight in unpredictable ways. the tumbler on my crossbow is about 1"~1 1/4" wide to allow a strong hold on the bow string and a notch for the arrow/bolt, the tumbler is wooden but the trigger is aluminum for strength . the notch on the tumbler had to be reinforced with a screw however (for the trigger release.) Did you notice how much faster the arrows flew from this crossbow because of the straighter bow configuration ? I know it surprised me when I discovered it ! I was used to the commercial versions with a really bent bow.... that is wrong a straighter bow is much better because it pushes the arrow longer when fired. bow configuration, string riding on the stock and length of draw all make for a great cross bow.... also angling the top of the stock in toward the arrow recess from the side helps reduce string drag. you can't get rid of all the string drag but you can reduce it a long way.
@@WoodworkingStudio Hey the crossbow and craftsmanship is great 👌be safe, I reckon you could make one with a safety on, personally own a few Xbows, learnt the hard way after shooting a bolt through my garage door across the car park and it stuck into the back of my neighbours brick wall three inches deep, I was very fortunate none of the kids were out on their bike could of been nasty.
Nice job, but buddy..... For the love of Christ use a PUSH STICK, you WILL lose fingers and hands! You only have to have one slip up, do it once, and it's Forever, forever young man, for Everett.
This is neither simple, nor easy to do. the sheer amount of tools you you used is way above most of what normal people have at home. Very nice crossbow indeed, very beautiful, but it's not simple
I will chime in and say that you are correct his tools he used aren't simple ones that every has, but if you buy a wired skilsaw US is around $60, a curved chisel or even a straight narrow tip chisel for the bolt chanel, a hand drill from the flea market you can still accomplish this for under $150. I built a small make shift table saw using the skilsaw and some scrap MDF or particle board.
I just can’t imagine living without the tools used for this and even more - like machine tools. It isn’t rare in the west but these weapons were invented and originally made with even simpler hand tools and heat. We are capable of much more than we believe!
With his great talent, why not make and use a push stick while using the table saw? Would take only a fraction of the time to make as it would making the rifle in the first place. Hopefully he won't learn the hard way like many who have in his stead. Safety first in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd world countries alike! All of that aside, nice video. =)
Love this totally cool project. Thanks for sharing the video! I'm very glad you show us the end result of the project at the beginning of the video. This is great because I know what you're building before I watch the video. Very important. 🙂
Lo q están fallando es q no muestran fotos de las plantillas y dimensiones para bajarlas y poder hacer. Y todo mudo el vídeo deberían dar las especificaciones.
Excellent video sir? However, you didn't share any of the measurements, type of the wood and the string you use... It is hard to make the crossbow just watching it and copying it. Anyways, thanks for the video.
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My brother made one of these back in high school in the 80s when you could still make things like that in in wood shop nowadays they would have a heart attack if you can make something like that
Thank you for watching the video
I did this a year ago in a carpentry class in highschool. Times havent changed as much as you think, its just that youre not young anymore, and the probably the only notable times you see young people is when their doing something stupid.
@Murimz Woodworking, metalshop, and autoshop classes have been dropped from the majority of middle and high-schools. Most school districts do not want the liability. Too many kids lost fingers, and in the sue happy culture they don't want the risk. If you live in a very ruel area maybe, but I would be very surprised if one of the few high-schools that may still offer those electives would condone a weapon being made in class for the same reason, not to mention, now you have a weapon on school grounds which will never fly in today's world.
Almost got it on this one ! when making the bow make one side completely flat or even angled inward so the string rides on one side not the center this will reduce string drag and make the bolt much faster the plywood bow worked great just another half bow laminated to the previous one will double the strength easy. the round tumbler in the trigger setup needs to be wider so you can have a notch in the center for the bolt to sit at the string.... you do not want the bow string to impact the bolt as it will bounce the flight in unpredictable ways.
the tumbler on my crossbow is about 1"~1 1/4" wide to allow a strong hold on the bow string and a notch for the arrow/bolt, the tumbler is wooden but the trigger is aluminum
for strength . the notch on the tumbler had to be reinforced with a screw however (for the trigger release.) Did you notice how much faster the arrows flew from this crossbow because of the straighter bow configuration ? I know it surprised me when I discovered it !
I was used to the commercial versions with a really bent bow.... that is wrong a straighter bow is much better because it pushes the arrow longer when fired.
bow configuration, string riding on the stock and length of draw all make for a great cross bow.... also angling the top of the stock in toward the arrow recess from the side helps reduce string drag. you can't get rid of all the string drag but you can reduce it a long way.
Thank you for sharing your experience, when I used it, I encountered small errors, like the arrow went wrong, very happy to learn a lot from you,
cocking and loading while aimed at a wall with no safety mechanism is recipe for eye loss.
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@@WoodworkingStudio Hey the crossbow and craftsmanship is great 👌be safe, I reckon you could make one with a safety on, personally own a few Xbows, learnt the hard way after shooting a bolt through my garage door across the car park and it stuck into the back of my neighbours brick wall three inches deep, I was very fortunate none of the kids were out on their bike could of been nasty.
He's actually using the best safety he has. Notice his finger BEHIND the trigger.
Thats why you rest your finger on the side of the trigger 🙄
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Muchas felicidades Maestro muy bien trabajo excelente tu idea voy me are uno aver si me sale👍
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Nice job, but buddy..... For the love of Christ use a PUSH STICK, you WILL lose fingers and hands! You only have to have one slip up, do it once, and it's Forever, forever young man, for Everett.
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имея такое оборудование и станки нельзя назвать что это домашние условия, это уже профессиональные условия
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The flight removal feature is the best I've ever seen.
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Muito top parabéns 👍
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I loved it I want to make one to decorate mine
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cool crossbow you have its best on hunting zombies. 😅
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Like daryl?
yes it looks easy to reload bolts.
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Can you make the front part metal for more power and also make the trigger to metal hard to broke
This is neither simple, nor easy to do. the sheer amount of tools you you used is way above most of what normal people have at home. Very nice crossbow indeed, very beautiful, but it's not simple
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Crossbows are complex weapons by default and compared to most historical crossbows (let alone modern ones); this is pretty simple.
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I will chime in and say that you are correct his tools he used aren't simple ones that every has, but if you buy a wired skilsaw US is around $60, a curved chisel or even a straight narrow tip chisel for the bolt chanel, a hand drill from the flea market you can still accomplish this for under $150. I built a small make shift table saw using the skilsaw and some scrap MDF or particle board.
I just can’t imagine living without the tools used for this and even more - like machine tools. It isn’t rare in the west but these weapons were invented and originally made with even simpler hand tools and heat. We are capable of much more than we believe!
Muito bom amigo eu vou fazer uma com coronha de polímero de uma , carabina 5.5
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What type of wood did you use for the base and the arms?
use oak
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Nice design!👍🏻👌🏽
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What is the bow grip size?
With his great talent, why not make and use a push stick while using the table saw? Would take only a fraction of the time to make as it would making the rifle in the first place. Hopefully he won't learn the hard way like many who have in his stead. Safety first in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd world countries alike! All of that aside, nice video. =)
I really like THIS crossbow design could you give me the dimensions
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@@WoodworkingStudio Nice dimentions
No puedes arriesgar las manos en la sierra ,hay que respetar más esa herramienta
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How mutch power have ?
Love this totally cool project. Thanks for sharing the video! I'm very glad you show us the end result of the project at the beginning of the video. This is great because I know what you're building before I watch the video. Very important. 🙂
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Очень понравилась работа и видео 👍. Подписался на ваш канал. 🤝
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It would be great if you gave measurements
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this is great content I love it
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Saludos, donde puedo conseguir el marco del diseño para luego marcarlo en la madera. Por favor.
Muy bueno
I made a small version that fits in your hand and I made it spring powered needless to say I'm strapped
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O wow its amazing
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Good idea
What is the trigger pull weight? I am guessing it would be pretty high.
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ı also want this crossbow
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Thank you for watching the video, unfortunately the drawing is no longer available, please understand
Мне дед такой же делал
На пять метр ростояние потянет?
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the string must be completely inelastic right?
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Como vc consegui molde de papel. Dá coronha.
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Clever.
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Скажите пожалуйста, на ножовке пилка как струна, типа ручного лобзика, скажите, где можно такую струну пилку купить и как она называется? ✋🏾☀️🌴
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Would be really nice if drawings & list of materials be provided & reduce a lot of guessing work & questions.... just saying 🙂
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tell me the materials to make it.
I use wood to make the body of the crossbow, and the wings of your crossbow use fiberglass rods
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Lo q están fallando es q no muestran fotos de las plantillas y dimensiones para bajarlas y poder hacer. Y todo mudo el vídeo deberían dar las especificaciones.
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Amazing art sir
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What wood did you use?
Thank you for watching the video, I use oval wood
That was a criminal waste of canned beer. 😂😂🤣🤣
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I dont get the trigger mechanism please respond
Very good job
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Kind of ironic that one of the songs is called "make love not war".
Y la plantilla para cortar la madera ❓
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very good video I want to try also, but what wood did you use at 6:40? for the front part?
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What wood is it bro?
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Greeting! Please nice, tell me what are the dimensions
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Como conseguir o molde da espingarda ou onde comprar
On some videos I have to try to see the size
Cool n accurate
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What type of wood?
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I think Yew is the best for the spring, pine will light and easier to craft for the stock
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That crossbow looks like a rifle that fires arrows instead of bullets
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Excellent video sir? However, you didn't share any of the measurements, type of the wood and the string you use... It is hard to make the crossbow just watching it and copying it.
Anyways, thanks for the video.
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Can I buy one
Does anyone know how the trigger mechanism works
Nice but why waste a drink
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can you help me whit the doc of de gun plis
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What is the string
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I like to make a crossbow, but the music is annoying me and I couldn’t focus
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Just mute the video lol????
5:25 was this tutorial made by an alien or smthn?
You won gel nail wit your closs bow! So solly, so solly!
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Намёк ПОНЯТЕН. Нужно некоторые детали сделать из ДРУГОЙ древесины.
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Koliko kosta ova sprava
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Где можно скачать шаблон?
I'm working on it
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Can this be used as a weapons on roughly a 150 pound pig
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:20 that is alcohol abuse. Cool video anyway
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8:54
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En Colombia primero nos tomamos la cerveza y después le disparamos jjjjjj🇨🇴
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Do you sell it
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Envíeme el molde del rifle
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Can I have the plan with named list
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Whats fps this?
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Tem PDF?
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Hola puedes hacerme una yo te la comprp
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Normal zombie survival tutorial:
Can you give us the templates or dimensions?
Thank you for watching the video, I have the size in the video, please watch the whole video, thank you very much
Now you went to far, wasting a good beer like that was totally uncalled for!
Инструкция как работать с инструментами
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You think I have a whole workshop in my garage? That's not simple
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La birra 😢😢
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mujhe ye khridna hai
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@@WoodworkingStudio I want to buy this