Homemade Ballista

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Uploaded by on Mar 7, 2010

Dan Barker spent his spring break building a Ballista to complement his trebouchet. We came over to finsh some assembly and test fire it. It went decently well, but he is going to upgrade it after.

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  • I've said it before and ill say it aagain. People must invest in tripods... Its brillent work but i simply cant whatch it

  • @BlasphemyBudgerigars I didnt have one at the time, sortof a spur of the moment video

  • Check out my newest video too of our Trebuchet

    

  • Hey, I want to make a ballista to, but i were wondering what kind of rope is best for the 'springs'

    Any sugestions?

  • @RyuRiku Ummm I have no idea. We just used some rope that was pretty sturdy stuff that was just lying around I think lol

  • Love the fiery explosions!

  • yes, it made it even more entertaining

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  • my homeade crossbow shoots further than that=/ with homeade arrows made of sharp metal, feathers and hard wood dowels. oh add string to that 2

  • Mine is 1/3 that size and has the same distance. Me and my friends larger scale is to have longer distance.

  • what did you use for the rope

  • The technology for the rope skeins the ancient Greeks had was lost.

  • Sinew holds tension the best

  • @RyuRiku nylon

  • Hey here's a suggestion. Make your stacks taller and use a lot more nylon rope.

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