If you shoot me with that thing you'll piss me off but that's all that will have accomplished and if I'm wearing a jacket I might not notice it at all.
Good to see your progress and development with your desigins. Just suggestions here.. If you're making more designs with that pump action, the large finger-lugs previously used for drawing back the slings are kinda reduntant. Maybe reduce them a little so the pump slide can still grab them but they look a little less stuck out. Also, the exposed channels for the lugs look a little out of place. Perhaps another layer of metal covering all that inner workings? Maybe one that goes over the pump slide, but still allows the wooden grip section to move freely? Finally a pistol grip style forgrip incorporated into the wooden pump grip would probably give you more leverage, making it faster and slicker to operate. Great work dude
I absolutely love these demonstration videos and find it incredible frustrating that there never show you everything that's going on: no material lists including type and dimensions, all of a sudden there's other parts that they don't show you how they made them. There's some nice tools like a bandsaw and a drill press but they don't have a belt or disk sander? They don't even acknowledge the type of what appears to be super glue that bonds everything together. i find that i'm quite resourceful but without dimensions and a materials list, I just wasted 13:23 minutes!
I think if he made specifications it could end up violating some YT rule about showcase of how to build firearms or something. In this case he's just demonstrating what he could do with pieces he had at hand and a general idea of how to do them. Since the internet is vast one could just see how a gun works and realize how to follow the video without needing to adhere to It 1:1.
I use a lot of superglue in my work... Thick, regular, thin, super thin, semi flexible... & I have never seen a single brand thatr bonds to anything as well as what ever he's using... Stainless to wood, wood to wood, etc... Of course we never see if it lasts for long under use after the video. Still, I would love to know the brand, & and absolutely give major props to the makers raw talent...
All of this stuff probably falls apart in no time. It’s just a quick easy way to get it done for the video. I’d recommend epoxy for this stuff if you want it to last.
Thanks for answering my questions. 3070 Slingshot latex. What length do you cut your 2070 pieces to pls? I am making this one and not sure about the length of the rubber. I bought some slingshot rubber form eBay in the past and it was far too stiff and did not spring back well, so disappointed. the latex size and length must be very important.
The skill is marvelous. Everyone in a hellhole country where guns aren't available needs to be doing this. Firearms are the most humane weapons and self defense is a FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT!!
Very nice beastie you made there my friend, awesome work. 🤩🙂. I have a challenge for you, if you chose to accept. Unless you have already done this... I would like to see if you could design one of your little beauties but instead of a pullback cocking system, see if you could design and build one with a lever action system. Give it some thought (if you don't mind of course). If you do try, good luck to you and happy building 🤩🙂 shouts from the UK 🙂
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We made Zip Guns in Brooklyn in the 1970s when we were little 10 year old truants, a 5” piece of pipe and a finger from a rubber glove taped to the end, would be great for shooting BBs.
A Spanish friend of mine made them with a balloon (helium quality iirc, i.e. thicker than normal) and the neck of a plastic bottle. They were locally know as a 'poq' after the noise they made.
I did too. Used part of a car antenna a slide bolt with a short off center nail as firing pin. used rubber band pulled the bolt back and a .22 short. We also made blowguns withe a needle glued on the end of 1/2 a Q Tip.
It's definitely cool! Think I'll stick with the M1 and the ar 5.56 mm for the time being tho. But hey if the shtf tomorrow, it's good to know I can still defend the fort. 😂
I like that you skip the time consuming parts and just show the concept. at 8:05 I could see that the handle mounting to the barrel had been supported off camera with a bridge made of more super glue and maybe baking powder or something dark but similar. I always wondered how such a small contact surface at the glue lines stood up to the task when pulling the slingshot tension on. Now I understand that there is more to it than on camera. Still a brilliant idea. I like the evolution of your designs over the time and also the evolution of your equipment and skills. BRAVO to you.
I think if you find a way to make the "slide" springloaded... so it makes its own way back in place, you'll have perfected the formula. These guns are seriously getting better... imagine making semi-auto handguns that shoot bolts without gunpowder... I'd be down to have one in my desk drawer.
We would probably get in a lot of trouble in Australia if we defended ourselves at all. Even owning a gel blaster can get you in trouble . Ridiculous laws .
There is probably a market for wooden guns since they don't have powder and no actual explosion they aren't considered guns. If a person designed them right and made them efficient it would be a way to protect yourself and home if you've lost your gun privileges. Even if lethal from a short distance would still be helpful and more so a deturant from harm.
@@MatthewOliver-n9c In the UK this falls under the constricts of the Firearms Act 1968. Section 57(1B) defines a "lethal barrelled weapon" as a "barrelled weapon of any description from which a shot, bullet or other missile can be discharged".
There really isn't any market for something like this. You're better off with a tyre iron, a golf club, or a baseball or cricket bat than this thing... which would still be illegal under the weapon restriction laws in some areas. Always check your local laws! Moreover, using an improvised weapon like this in a self-defense encounter will get you sent to prison, because the DA will be able to spin it as malicious intent on your part--you _intended_ to inflict serious harm on another human being, which is why you created that improvised spring gun when you could have simply 'called the police', heh. Never forget that the prosecutor in a self-defense case has one job, and that job isn't keeping the public safe or upholding justice. It's to convince the court to send the person in the jury box to jail or prison. If you're really worried about home defense a good set of motion-activated exterior lights and deadbolt locks will be far more useful than something like this. Criminals pick easy targets, so unless someone is personally out to kill you, they are less likely to choose to invade a house that they'll likely be caught whilst doing so. Similarly, home invasions by random strangers are quite rare. If the bad guys are there to steal, they don't want to deal with the residents.
Understandably. But sharing an idea means you're also teaching how to accomplish this idea right? So why not do it properly and share your knowledge so that your idea is not an incomplete lesson@@diycrossbow
Words of warning, don't carry that in the streets. Some halfwit, half trained cop will think it's a firearm and you know what they will do.. Good job though..
@@angelone8564 In the UK it will almost certainly fall under the Firearms Act 1968 as it meets the definition used to describe a firearm. If you described it as a method of defence and have it with you in a public place, it also becomes an ‘Offensive Weapon’ as it is an item that is ‘Made, Adapted or Intended for causing injury..
You're obviously not a "cop" so I ask you, if you were armed and someone threatened to use the weapon is this video on you.....would you defend yourself or not?
You’ve done that tubular sanding action plenty of times before. Proper pro. Hey I’ve got a 308. It’s pretty accurate out to about 1000 yards. Will this curtain rod defend against that?
Brilliant and impressive craftsmanship BUT ! I think you didn't get the idea that the methods presented here should be more practical than buying the actual tool :))
Now: Imagine if you replaced that wood with strong Aluminum parts [welded together], stronger spring, along with thicker grades of Metal for your housing. Plus, you will be enabled to apply Lubricants to it [for Maintenance, and Endurance].
Aluminum for guns... Definitely not a good idea ! I did sport shooting in the 90s and 2000s. One day, in my shooting club, a guy died because of a mechanical breakage of a precision handgun with a duralumin slide. Because of the fatigue of the duralumin metal following the many shots, the tenons on the slide broke and the slide went back, directly into the eye and then the head of the shooter. He died a few days later... The Mauser 1945 type slides in steel have proven themselves through wars ! Whatsoever used, powder or not, steel is by far the safest !
@@caiussextiuscalvinus1399 Thanks... for your thoughts and suggestion: My Primary Focus was- Anything to replace that wood, Even a Certain Hard Plastic, to make such a toy gun last longer and maintain Lubrication and internal cleaning maintenance. Wood isn't going to work as well with lubrication maintenance [as well as a plastic, metal... etc] ... especially if the wood is put together via just glue. I imagine that the lubricant would eventually dissolve the glue, and even eventually the wood [depending on what type of wood you use to build such an contraption].
What are the rubber tubes (8:22) called/from pls? I bought some slingshot bands off ebay but they were too hard and did not retract fast. Its hard to avoid getting rubbish products when shopping for these parts on eBay. Need an education on what to shop for.
The guy's a video & improvised 'weaponry' design genius- like a lower tech version of Jorg. Give him a break. There would be arguments over imperial vs metric, supply chain enquiries etc. If you really want to make one -just figure it out. The outer tube would be the defining dimension as well as any intended projectile 'caliber'. TBH I haven't quite got my own feeble * (mechanics wise) old brain around the mechanism yet on first viewing! 😢
@@mindyours752 Didn't you watch? He didn't use a single measurement, pattern at all.. He just eyeballed it. & I want to know what superglue he uses, because I want it! :)
Imagine the ATF showing up to your home for manufacturing a weapon. Taking you to jail to fight felony charges that cost you thousands of dollars and your kids get put into protective custody. Just imagine
It is perfectly legal to manufacture your own firearms. It always has been. The problem comes out to if you decide to SELL a firearm that you made, it MUST have a serial number or some other maker's mark and you have to have a license to make the sale or have a licensed business conduct the sale on your behalf in which case you do not make nearly as much money
Man, you guys have some crazy superglue. Over here with our crappy 'superglue' that would never hold. Definitely have to use nails and screws or it would all fall apart for some reason. What's the name of that superglue you're using?
@@diycrossbow Cheers, thanks! I'll have a look what the main ingredients are in our superglues but I will also check out Cyanoacrilate because it looks to be very effective.
@@Dusty136 The only firearms still not under gov. control is black powder. I used to fo Revolutionary War reenacctments and had many muskets and flintlock rifles. Now, 1 flint squirrel rifle, 2 pellet rifles, and a Henry repeating lever action.. The Henry, though not semi auto holds 17-20 rounds and I can get off 1 shot per second.
I Love the amount of trust he places in that super glue.
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😂😂😂😂 I was saying something similar laying here with my better half.
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I'm gonna be hearing this song in my dreams for the next 37 years...
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What is the name of the song, its very dreamy.
@bencrouch6211 his description says Island Dream by Chris Haugen. It is super chill!
This video perfectly illustrates the power of innovation in defense. Sometimes, the most unconventional ideas turn out to be the most effective!
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Until that super glue fails on you.
he made a gun
If you shoot me with that thing you'll piss me off but that's all that will have accomplished and if I'm wearing a jacket I might not notice it at all.
@michaelmay5453 are you sure in won't penetrante your jacket 🤔, ir do you mean those thick leather jackets
Only thing missing is the JoergSprave quote "Let me show you it's features!" 😜
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and "Hahaha"
@@diycrossbow which country is it made in?
And JoergSprave. Hahaha.
i made one for attack
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@@diycrossbow im joking XD
In the sense... It seems to me that,looking at the way it hits recycled nails under the bullet. That's deadly😑
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Love it. I would've been hopelessly glued to the first piece of wood.
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Hahaha😂me too 😅
残念ながら日本という国では金属弾を発射出来る物を作ると逮捕されます。
Your skills and ideas never fail to impress me. Well done. I look forward to your next video.
Thanks Buddy 🙏🙏🙏
Always use a safety guard when operating angle grinders, great skills
In the UK, that would be classed as an offensive weapon, and because it has a barrel is likely to fall into an offence under the firearms legislation.
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Inggris ngising
It wouldn’t fall under UK firearms regulations provided the projectile has less than one joule of kinetic energy as it leaves the barrel.
I can throw a Teddy bear harder then 1 joule.
Ha, that means all kitchen utensils are the same,,Hmm i remember a time a kitchen plastic fork killed someone what an offensive weapon
Theres so many uses for this but the number one that pops up in my mind is to hang my clothes on the smooth walls at the laundry mat.
This is giving me ideas for my next story... Thank you for showing the world such an amazing device!
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That’s incredible craftsmanship . Most people can barely tie a knot and this dude built a homemade dart shotty. Badass
SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND
Hello 🙏🙏🙏
LET ME SHOW YOU ITS FEATURES
@@MenukiJorge, haha I have missed that phrase. Thanks mate, I'm inspired to hunt down some of his vids too 🤩
That’s what I say to the ladies when I whip it out 😉
Tony Montana 👍
В России делали подобные вещи в детстве)) Как у нас говорят. Настоящий мужчина - это выживший в детстве мальчик )))
Me comí todo el vídeo, pensando que era una pistola para clavar clavos 😂👎
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вот как говорится сделал на соплях из говна и палок.
мне одного не понятно, подшипники шарики не брали, что пришлось из гвоздей штыри вытачивать?
Пугачи были, вместо пороха, сера со спичек
Good to see your progress and development with your desigins.
Just suggestions here..
If you're making more designs with that pump action, the large finger-lugs previously used for drawing back the slings are kinda reduntant. Maybe reduce them a little so the pump slide can still grab them but they look a little less stuck out.
Also, the exposed channels for the lugs look a little out of place. Perhaps another layer of metal covering all that inner workings? Maybe one that goes over the pump slide, but still allows the wooden grip section to move freely?
Finally a pistol grip style forgrip incorporated into the wooden pump grip would probably give you more leverage, making it faster and slicker to operate.
Great work dude
Thanks brother🙏
John Browning would be proud if he was alive. Dude creates weapons too.
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I absolutely love these demonstration videos and find it incredible frustrating that there never show you everything that's going on: no material lists including type and dimensions, all of a sudden there's other parts that they don't show you how they made them. There's some nice tools like a bandsaw and a drill press but they don't have a belt or disk sander? They don't even acknowledge the type of what appears to be super glue that bonds everything together. i find that i'm quite resourceful but without dimensions and a materials list, I just wasted 13:23 minutes!
Dimensions i guess are roo your own specifications or maybe he's just not allowed show full demo
If it's not included is not important. Just make it!
I think if he made specifications it could end up violating some YT rule about showcase of how to build firearms or something. In this case he's just demonstrating what he could do with pieces he had at hand and a general idea of how to do them. Since the internet is vast one could just see how a gun works and realize how to follow the video without needing to adhere to It 1:1.
Am I the only one that loves the shotgun and the music😂😂
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I use a lot of superglue in my work... Thick, regular, thin, super thin, semi flexible... & I have never seen a single brand thatr bonds to anything as well as what ever he's using... Stainless to wood, wood to wood, etc... Of course we never see if it lasts for long under use after the video. Still, I would love to know the brand, & and absolutely give major props to the makers raw talent...
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Look up universal oily glue
All of this stuff probably falls apart in no time. It’s just a quick easy way to get it done for the video. I’d recommend epoxy for this stuff if you want it to last.
@alexandermckand you're smarter than he is??ay9521
@@gerrybruce8309 yes
"I'd buy that for a dollar!"
I am sorry it soldout🙏
Glad I turned on notification for all of your videos!
Thanks my friend🙏🙏🙏
if only I had the patience.. and parts.. and tools.... lol
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How does this mechanism work tho? 🤔
I can't figure out how the balls or nails are stored in the gun and how it reloads!
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And the blueprint
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Thanks for answering my questions. 3070 Slingshot latex. What length do you cut your 2070 pieces to pls? I am making this one and not sure about the length of the rubber. I bought some slingshot rubber form eBay in the past and it was far too stiff and did not spring back well, so disappointed. the latex size and length must be very important.
Length rubber = 30% x distance from trigger to front
@@diycrossbow用弹簧，是不是强度更大😂
do you have a list of the parts / dimensions of pieces? this is reallly coool
Share idea only
Brilliant job mate. and well made.
Thanks for watching🙏🙏🙏
The skill is marvelous. Everyone in a hellhole country where guns aren't available needs to be doing this. Firearms are the most humane weapons and self defense is a FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT!!
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Americans like you make the rest of us seem retarded
Grow up, psycho.
Yeah, screw gun free human rights organisations!!!
I am rarely an unarmed victim. I typically carry 99% of the time. Would love to see how it works out with you if you try to stop me.
Very nice beastie you made there my friend, awesome work. 🤩🙂.
I have a challenge for you, if you chose to accept. Unless you have already done this...
I would like to see if you could design one of your little beauties but instead of a pullback cocking system, see if you could design and build one with a lever action system. Give it some thought (if you don't mind of course).
If you do try, good luck to you and happy building 🤩🙂 shouts from the UK 🙂
I have make it at my other video 🙏
@@diycrossbow Outstanding, looking forward to seeing that 🤩🙂
Data analysis of the day is very nice 💯 of the session digital video social and key please find out the mail to Melbourne for your support and support IIT all universities ministry of electrical information technology georment off India 10:21
We made Zip Guns in Brooklyn in the 1970s when we were little 10 year old truants, a 5” piece of pipe and a finger from a rubber glove taped to the end, would be great for shooting BBs.
Thanks for watching🙏
A Spanish friend of mine made them with a balloon (helium quality iirc, i.e. thicker than normal) and the neck of a plastic bottle. They were locally know as a 'poq' after the noise they made.
A piece of plastic pipe and some tube elastic with an arrow would probably be more powerful and easier to make
I did too. Used part of a car antenna a slide bolt with a short off center nail as firing pin. used rubber band pulled the bolt back and a .22 short.
We also made blowguns withe a needle glued on the end of 1/2 a Q Tip.
@@japonaliyaThat's a Real Zip gun.... not what these other guys are talking about
Oh, my God!!! That glue is magic!!!!!
Great job, brother!!!
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It's definitely cool! Think I'll stick with the M1 and the ar 5.56 mm for the time being tho. But hey if the shtf tomorrow, it's good to know I can still defend the fort. 😂
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Both are useful. This is a much more silent approach so it doesn't reveal your position.
I see the glue as being the downfall of this
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You should make and sell those that’s a pretty cool thing that you built!!
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I would love to buy one .... don't think I could make this
nice video, which glue you use?
Cyanoacrilate🙏
Absalutly amazing, great defensive weapon, we live the part of the world where we keep getting harrased by hords od balloons, this is perfect
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Такими снарядами из гвоздей можно знатно наделать дырок в теле противника. Правда после пары выстрелов тебя затопчут и запинают ногами.😂
I like that you skip the time consuming parts and just show the concept. at 8:05 I could see that the handle mounting to the barrel had been supported off camera with a bridge made of more super glue and maybe baking powder or something dark but similar. I always wondered how such a small contact surface at the glue lines stood up to the task when pulling the slingshot tension on. Now I understand that there is more to it than on camera. Still a brilliant idea. I like the evolution of your designs over the time and also the evolution of your equipment and skills. BRAVO to you.
Thanks my friend🙏🙏🙏
If only Number Six had known about this when he was in the Village and faced the Rover.
That's a comment that only people of a 'certain age' would understand.
I Subscribed Imediately!! Love your videos bro! Amazing job!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks my friend🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the video MacGyver.
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why is this piece so sexy? and thanks for the Tommy Guerrero soundtrack
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I think if you find a way to make the "slide" springloaded... so it makes its own way back in place, you'll have perfected the formula. These guns are seriously getting better... imagine making semi-auto handguns that shoot bolts without gunpowder... I'd be down to have one in my desk drawer.
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I love your contect! Thats amazing!! Keep up the good work bro!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Incredible Brilliant Craftsmanship👍
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bro made a pump action pistol crossbow with super glue XD i'm simultaneously impressed and terrified
I have make it at the past🙏
😂 I love the vibe at the new knights armament Department 🙈
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Looks like a great self-defence weapon--- if you are attacked by big red balloons. Does it also protect against an attack from other "party favors" ?
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This man is awesome 👌🏻 😮😮😮😮 0:39
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You would get into a lot of trouble in Australia if you used that for self defence.
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We would probably get in a lot of trouble in Australia if we defended ourselves at all. Even owning a gel blaster can get you in trouble . Ridiculous laws .
Yep. Just as much trouble as a real firearm. Crazy, but look at our gun violence, low compared to the rest of the world.
There is probably a market for wooden guns since they don't have powder and no actual explosion they aren't considered guns. If a person designed them right and made them efficient it would be a way to protect yourself and home if you've lost your gun privileges. Even if lethal from a short distance would still be helpful and more so a deturant from harm.
It probably falls into the category of slingshot or crossbow, so look at your local laws for those devices.
@@MatthewOliver-n9c In the UK this falls under the constricts of the Firearms Act 1968. Section 57(1B) defines a "lethal barrelled weapon" as a "barrelled weapon of any description from which a shot, bullet or other missile can be discharged".
There really isn't any market for something like this. You're better off with a tyre iron, a golf club, or a baseball or cricket bat than this thing... which would still be illegal under the weapon restriction laws in some areas. Always check your local laws!
Moreover, using an improvised weapon like this in a self-defense encounter will get you sent to prison, because the DA will be able to spin it as malicious intent on your part--you _intended_ to inflict serious harm on another human being, which is why you created that improvised spring gun when you could have simply 'called the police', heh. Never forget that the prosecutor in a self-defense case has one job, and that job isn't keeping the public safe or upholding justice. It's to convince the court to send the person in the jury box to jail or prison.
If you're really worried about home defense a good set of motion-activated exterior lights and deadbolt locks will be far more useful than something like this. Criminals pick easy targets, so unless someone is personally out to kill you, they are less likely to choose to invade a house that they'll likely be caught whilst doing so.
Similarly, home invasions by random strangers are quite rare. If the bad guys are there to steal, they don't want to deal with the residents.
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@@Schwarzvogel1when anarchy as taken over here in the UK within the next 5 years, no one will give to shits about rules and regulations.
Тут не только Калашников - тут и Шмайсер с Мосиным офигеют!!! От такой заморочки.
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The glue is strong with this one!
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Name of that glue?
Не важно что, а важно как делал. Просто завораживает.
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I haven't even got halfway through. He has the dexterity of a clockmaker. 😳 Super skilled. 😊
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Are the part file or drawings for the plans available somewhere?
No
🤔Porque não colocar as instruções das medidas, e de como montar? Mas, fora isso, ótimo vídeo!
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This is exactly what I was thinking... Measurements would've been nice😅... If he/she included that, I would've been perfectly happy and liked the vid.
Understandably. But sharing an idea means you're also teaching how to accomplish this idea right? So why not do it properly and share your knowledge so that your idea is not an incomplete lesson@@diycrossbow
Amazing craftsmanship! You’ve really thought this through and it shows. This would definitely come in handy. Great video!
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In some cases , in order to defend .. you will have to attack😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
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Can this be shiped to another country?
No
With all those gluing, will they stick for long period of use?
Can🙏
Words of warning, don't carry that in the streets. Some halfwit, half trained cop will think it's a firearm and you know what they will do.. Good job though..
Ok, thanks🙏
@@angelone8564 In the UK it will almost certainly fall under the Firearms Act 1968 as it meets the definition used to describe a firearm. If you described it as a method of defence and have it with you in a public place, it also becomes an ‘Offensive Weapon’ as it is an item that is ‘Made, Adapted or Intended for causing injury..
@@krissconlan8828 The Brits are comfortable with harsh words for personal defense.
You're obviously not a "cop" so I ask you, if you were armed and someone threatened to use the weapon is this video on you.....would you defend yourself or not?
In the States, we don't wait for cops to take care of everything
Thats a very elaborate way to anger an attacker.
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Wow super nice special skills buddy.all target head shoot i believe in good God bless buddy
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So are you making more to sale? I'm hoping that's why this video was made.
No
I feel crafty after this, wish I knew what I need to make one xd
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You’ve done that tubular sanding action plenty of times before. Proper pro.
Hey I’ve got a 308. It’s pretty accurate out to about 1000 yards. Will this curtain rod defend against that?
Yutuber junior numpang tanya ke senior masse, konten begini kategori dollar kuning ga ya?
Terkadang ada jugak yang dolar kuning🙏🙏🙏
@@diycrossbow terimakasih master, cuma "terkadang" 😆
Mantap wis pokok'e 👍☕
Very cool but this would immediately become illegal in Canada. 😮😢
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Looks like Trudeau has slowly been taking away all your rights? Like the slow boiling frog in the glass beaker.
Who Cares, if I was any good in wood working I’d do it
Everything is illegal in canada
Only if it fires more then 495 ft / second.
Brilliant and impressive craftsmanship BUT ! I think you didn't get the idea that the methods presented here should be more practical than buying the actual tool :))
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Мы конечно так уж серьезно не заморачивались в детстве, но делали тоже воздушки.
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Now: Imagine if you replaced that wood with strong Aluminum parts [welded together], stronger spring, along with thicker grades of Metal for your housing. Plus, you will be enabled to apply Lubricants to it [for Maintenance, and Endurance].
Aluminum for guns... Definitely not a good idea !
I did sport shooting in the 90s and 2000s. One day, in my shooting club, a guy died because of a mechanical breakage of a precision handgun with a duralumin slide.
Because of the fatigue of the duralumin metal following the many shots, the tenons on the slide broke and the slide went back, directly into the eye and then the head of the shooter. He died a few days later...
The Mauser 1945 type slides in steel have proven themselves through wars !
Whatsoever used, powder or not, steel is by far the safest !
@@caiussextiuscalvinus1399 Thanks... for your thoughts and suggestion:
My Primary Focus was- Anything to replace that wood, Even a Certain Hard Plastic, to make such a toy gun last longer and maintain Lubrication and internal cleaning maintenance. Wood isn't going to work as well with lubrication maintenance [as well as a plastic, metal... etc] ... especially if the wood is put together via just glue. I imagine that the lubricant would eventually dissolve the glue, and even eventually the wood [depending on what type of wood you use to build such an contraption].
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what kind of glue are you using? doesn't dry like the super glue I've seen.
Cyanoacrilate
Hi ! How many centimètre for the tube ?
1 1/4 inch
What kind of glue did you use? It is obviously the best ever! Name - company that produces it. Where to buy!
"G" Cyanoacrilate🙏
Это будто бы отрывок из ремейка фильма "Брат"
Здраствуйте, дорогие мои подписчики! А сегодня мы будем собирать волыну из ламината и гардины 😂
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😮Love this video best video I seen yet homemade
Great job
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Putting a lot of trust in that glue...
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During the second world War, the Germans used industrial glue in the Volksjager aircraft.
What are the rubber tubes (8:22) called/from pls? I bought some slingshot bands off ebay but they were too hard and did not retract fast. Its hard to avoid getting rubbish products when shopping for these parts on eBay. Need an education on what to shop for.
Slingshot rubber 3070
that saw blade has seen a lot of triggers..
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@11:53 oh,what a lovley dub to hear...
Ingenious, powerful, homemade, thanks for sharing
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Im more impressed with the Super Glue than the home made shooter! 😅
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This man deserves my sub.
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BIG THANK from France !!
U A wellcome 🙏🙏🙏
Impressive. Sou can patent that, find an investor, and have it mass produced. It would sell.
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You're are a telented genius! Love your vodeos!
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Nice but no specs or instructions😢
Just watch the video
@@Tyrone-WardNot enough to give accurate measurements
The guy's a video & improvised 'weaponry' design genius- like a lower tech version of Jorg. Give him a break.
There would be arguments over imperial vs metric, supply chain enquiries etc.
If you really want to make one -just figure it out. The outer tube would be the defining dimension as well as any intended projectile 'caliber'.
TBH I haven't quite got my own feeble *
(mechanics wise) old brain around the mechanism yet on first viewing! 😢
@@mindyours752 Didn't you watch? He didn't use a single measurement, pattern at all.. He just eyeballed it. & I want to know what superglue he uses, because I want it! :)
@@willsanderson3742 Learn to read
won't the oil dissolve the superglue?
Símplemente espectacular..
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Imagine the ATF showing up to your home for manufacturing a weapon. Taking you to jail to fight felony charges that cost you thousands of dollars and your kids get put into protective custody. Just imagine
It is perfectly legal to manufacture your own firearms. It always has been. The problem comes out to if you decide to SELL a firearm that you made, it MUST have a serial number or some other maker's mark and you have to have a license to make the sale or have a licensed business conduct the sale on your behalf in which case you do not make nearly as much money
This with a double barrel will be so nice
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Triple barrel, go balls deep!
Impressive craftsmanship! I don't have near the DIY skill that you do. I'll stick with my Mossberg for defense for now. 🙂
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Таких умельцев сразу на учет надо ставить!
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Where do you buing the tires?
Thank you!
Jesus is my defense ❤
Träum weiter... 😂
@datenschutzgrundverordnung6794 Jesus won't do squad but stand there and watch him die ☠️
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Ngok
Teresa es mi mujer y Jesús es mi fe
Man, you guys have some crazy superglue. Over here with our crappy 'superglue' that would never hold. Definitely have to use nails and screws or it would all fall apart for some reason.
What's the name of that superglue you're using?
Cyanoacrilate
@@diycrossbow Cheers, thanks! I'll have a look what the main ingredients are in our superglues but I will also check out Cyanoacrilate because it looks to be very effective.
Is this an ad for cyanoacrylate glue?
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What steel is the pipe. And the wood ?
1,25 inch
Roger that
Nice, but wht not just buy a hi power air rifle/pistol?
Pretty soon you wont be able to buy a cap gun
True@@Dusty136
@@Dusty136 The only firearms still not under gov. control is black powder. I used to fo Revolutionary War reenacctments and had many muskets and flintlock rifles.
Now, 1 flint squirrel rifle, 2 pellet rifles, and a Henry repeating lever action..
The Henry, though not semi auto holds 17-20 rounds and I can get off 1 shot per second.
@japonaliya hell ya those are cool! I knew a dude named Dean hesterman, he was all about those civil war reenactments
@@Dusty136 Yes back in the 80s early 90s was quite big both Rev. War and Civil.
Now not so much except in battleground states..
Very cool can you make these to order ? I have the skills but not all the tools.
It soldout and only one🙏🙏🙏
@ are you going to make more of these ? Do you even sell them ? Cause I can buy one from you cheeper than all the tools.
Beautifully handcrafted, but a waste of time for something illegal. Better get your paperwork and buy a gun for a real defense.
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Make is for defense nice thank you for sharing,good luck
Thanks for watching🙏🙏🙏
Cek harga?
if you secure the pushing mechanism on a gas powered framing gun you can have a machine gun.
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