make a working matchstick medieval catapult 15mm -2of2

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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2008

Part 2 of 2 Making a working catapult 1-1/2 inches high. Materials required - Matchstick 1/8" stock: 4 pieces 1-1/2 inches (36mm)long - 5 pieces 5/8" (15mm) long - 4 cross brace pieces 1/2" (10mm)long (45 degree cuts) 1 piece at 9/16" rounded (for the winch) - 1 piece at 2" shaped for the swing arm - 3/8" doweling for wheels. - white glue, sequine pins, needle and thread.

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  • America matches a toothpicks with red on one end.

  • Eddy Match Co. - Hull, Quebec started in 1851.

    Pretty much the same though.

    I like the generic fireplace matches as they are around 10 inches long.

  • Those are really thick matches...

  • Standard Eddy strike anywhere types.

    Approx. 1/8" square

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  • Ah yes... I've seen those before - They are quiet awesome.

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