Almost all of these are kylies or kill sticks, non-returning. This design came first. A kylie's design gave way to using much heavier, denser wood thus more distance, accuracy, & killing or stunning power. Later, they tweaked the design & found by using gyroscopic precession a lighter, thinner "rang" could be used to down birds. If a missed occurred it returned. No boomerang EVER returns after hitting a target, but that's cool. You just retrieve it with your freshly taken KFC. Make one!
nice to look at, but do they fly? some of them seem to be returners, some not returners. I´m making returners and found a lot of appropriete branches as: oak, beech, birch, alder, plum , cherry, apple, blackthorn, honeybeam, pine, ash...
Stunning woods. Great work bro!!! I'd like to make some of both "hunting" and "come-back" types but need more information before I get started. Can you point me in the right direction? Just don't throw those things at me! :-D haaaaa
So, I'm also a fan of boomerangs and did some myself, but out of plywood, but i want to get my own wood from the forest since i live right next to one, so am i able to take nearly every wood?, or are there only specific types of wood that can be used?
@Beatboxbizboy Use 4-5mm plywood. Luan & oak from 1 of the "Macgyver Stores," Lowe's or Home Depot, is great to build your "rang" skills. Ask a lady for 5 gallon paint sticks. They're kept behind the counter. With a little wink, smile & manners she'll probably just give you some. Yardsticks are exactly the same besides length. Give each stick opposing teardrop shaped wings, center & rubber band 2 together. Have fun! All fly really well. Luan can be brittle. Watch for trees. Oak is prettier.
Fascinating, you have inspired an interest in boomerangs in me. I didn't know there was a tradition of boomerang making and usage outside of Australia by cultures other than Australian aborigines.
I think he wants to say that the boomerangs are too heavy (big) to have a good return, but he doesn't know that there are boomerangs which don't come back.
the music scared me a little
MyKungfuchannel 1 week ago
Almost all of these are kylies or kill sticks, non-returning. This design came first. A kylie's design gave way to using much heavier, denser wood thus more distance, accuracy, & killing or stunning power. Later, they tweaked the design & found by using gyroscopic precession a lighter, thinner "rang" could be used to down birds. If a missed occurred it returned. No boomerang EVER returns after hitting a target, but that's cool. You just retrieve it with your freshly taken KFC. Make one!
counterpunch101 1 month ago
@counterpunch101: I'm sorry, but I fully understood your message. You do it. Then you show me.
febi51 1 month ago
@febi51 You're sorry... for what exactly? Did you mean "I'm sorry, but I [didn't] fully under..."?
counterpunch101 3 weeks ago
nice to look at, but do they fly? some of them seem to be returners, some not returners. I´m making returners and found a lot of appropriete branches as: oak, beech, birch, alder, plum , cherry, apple, blackthorn, honeybeam, pine, ash...
pucikam 6 months ago
@pucikam well. Great choice of wood species.
Boomerangs of my video come back all. (scusa me for my bad english...)
febi51 6 months ago
Stunning woods. Great work bro!!! I'd like to make some of both "hunting" and "come-back" types but need more information before I get started. Can you point me in the right direction? Just don't throw those things at me! :-D haaaaa
Landotter1 6 months ago
So, I'm also a fan of boomerangs and did some myself, but out of plywood, but i want to get my own wood from the forest since i live right next to one, so am i able to take nearly every wood?, or are there only specific types of wood that can be used?
Baphirok 6 months ago
@Baphirok The ideal wood should be:
compact
heavy
with the fiber curve (a branch wrong)
For example:
acacia, walnut, oak ...
febi51 6 months ago
I'm living in Germany , common trees are for example, oak, birch, chestnut, haselnut
Baphirok 6 months ago
@Baphirok I do not know what the 'haselnut.
but the others are fine woods.
You consider that the fruit trees are perfect for the boomerang
febi51 6 months ago
@febi51 how bout an apple tree?
Beatboxbizboy 1 month ago
@Beatboxbizboy I do not understand the message
febi51 1 month ago
@febi51 could you make a boomerang with woood from an apple tree
Beatboxbizboy 1 month ago
@Beatboxbizboy: All the fruit trees are suitable
febi51 1 month ago
@Beatboxbizboy Use 4-5mm plywood. Luan & oak from 1 of the "Macgyver Stores," Lowe's or Home Depot, is great to build your "rang" skills. Ask a lady for 5 gallon paint sticks. They're kept behind the counter. With a little wink, smile & manners she'll probably just give you some. Yardsticks are exactly the same besides length. Give each stick opposing teardrop shaped wings, center & rubber band 2 together. Have fun! All fly really well. Luan can be brittle. Watch for trees. Oak is prettier.
counterpunch101 1 month ago
could u make a how to vid on the crooked branch i have one and im afriad il mess it up
dlb1138 6 months ago
@dlb1138 I do not understand the meaning of the message. I speak poor English
febi51 6 months ago
try guava tree
sirvalance32 10 months ago
@sirvalance32 I do not know
febi51 10 months ago
hi m 11 and im making boomerangs it fun:)
lego4978 11 months ago
@lego4978 well!
febi51 11 months ago
@lego4978 whoops i forgot an i an an s:s
lego4978 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@lego4978 whoops i forgot an i and an s :S
lego4978 11 months ago
It would be sin to throw in the air one of these...
They are for museum!
kakauga 11 months ago
@kakauga You're right. But I believe that in any case, the objects will perish.
So it is best to use them
febi51 11 months ago
How did you split the wood down the middle? do you have a video?
TheJonnyj09 1 year ago
@TheJonnyj09 I used a band saw.
But, if you have a branch very dry with long fiber, you can break it with an ax.
(No, I do not have the video of this)
febi51 1 year ago
could you make me one? please :(
ESHULTZ911 1 year ago
@ESHULTZ911 Sorry, but do not build more boomerang
febi51 1 year ago
@febi51 aw that sucks thanks for your reply
ESHULTZ911 1 year ago
these boomerangs are works of art
skulltykoon681 1 year ago
@skulltykoon681 Thanks.
But if you're interested, you can look at this site.
Look at them all.: Crazy Boomerang Production
by Pierre Kutek ....These are truly works of art
febi51 1 year ago
@skulltykoon681 Thanks. But if you're interested, you can look at this site.
Look at them all. These are truly works of art: "natural elbows by Jay Butters (Wales)"
febi51 1 year ago
Very beutiful!
vosebroy2 1 year ago
@vosebroy2 thanks
febi51 1 year ago
do you sell them
boomerangfreak 1 year ago
@boomerangfreak no
febi51 1 year ago
a youtube treasure - thanks!
blinkyblinkyblink 1 year ago
thanks to you
febi51 1 year ago
wow well the only thing i can say if you throw it and hits a bird or fruit bat i think it will slow and may not spin enough to return
CalmingWind 1 year ago
Infatti.
Non può..
Però, in questo caso, il cacciatore può mangiare
febi51 1 year ago
(scuse me..)
Indeed.
Can not ..
However, in this case, the hunter can eat
febi51 1 year ago
cool boomerangs dude!
paperman1231 1 year ago
thanks thanks
febi51 1 year ago
I love the decorated art on the boomerangs!!! Very elegant
bigphong 2 years ago
thanks
febi51 2 years ago
excellent video!, thanks for share this. What tools did you use?
asgarddrambo 2 years ago
The "slices of wood cut me a carpenter. With the band saw.
Then, I use:
Large file
Lima end
sandpaper
And paint
febi51 2 years ago
@febi51
chipmunksrull2008 1 year ago
Thank you so much for your time, have a nice day.
asgarddrambo 2 years ago
thanks to you for the questions.. :)
febi51 2 years ago
Beautiful video!!!
Can u make an idiot's guide/tutorial on how to make a boomerang from A to Z, explain the principles that make the wood came back?
BartanABC 2 years ago
I'm sorry, but what you ask is too complex to be able to explain in an e-mail.
I advise you to buy a manual
In Italy there are several books covering the subject, and I think these exist even in the libraries of your country.
Thanks for the comment and good luck.
febi51 2 years ago
Fascinating, you have inspired an interest in boomerangs in me. I didn't know there was a tradition of boomerang making and usage outside of Australia by cultures other than Australian aborigines.
pollywarrior 2 years ago
thanks to you
febi51 2 years ago
they look to heavy to boomerang back to u they look for show
foxdart14 2 years ago
Unfortunately I can not understand the comment.
My English is not good .....
Unfortunately I can not understand the comment.
My English is not good.
If you can, you use another way to express the same concept.
thanks...:-)
febi51 2 years ago
I think he wants to say that the boomerangs are too heavy (big) to have a good return, but he doesn't know that there are boomerangs which don't come back.
K189T 2 years ago
I now believe to have understood
I know that ....
But I like the boomerang that come back.
thanks
febi51 2 years ago
Me too ^_^
K189T 2 years ago