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"How
to make a catapult easily
that won’t cost you an arm and a leg
and will save you hours of your time!”
Whether
you're a schoolkid or student with a project to
build a catapult, a father who wants to impress
his son, someone who wants help with their golf
or tennis, someone who wants a desktop toy, or you just want
to have FUN, I'll show you in a simple step-by-
step guide how to make a fully working, safe catapult
without it costing you a fortune.
Read
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Dear Friend:
What do you want to hurl? And how far do you want to hurl
it?
You
want to know how to make a catapult?
Do you have a school project in which you need to make
a catapult? Do you want to build one with your son? Are
you interested in catapults as a hobby? Do you want to
enter competitions?
You may have some ideas about what sort of catapult
you want – a trebuchet, a ballista or an onager.
You may have some ideas about how big you want it –
desktop, something you could put in your shed, or a full
scale one. You may have some idea of what you want to
fire and how big a payload.
Or you may not be sure precisely what you want,
or you may want to make your first catapult but are not
sure how, or what to do to get going.
What
sort of materials do you need?
How
long will it take you to make one?
Where
can you get designs and plans for making a catapult?
How
do you get started?
One
way to get (some of) the information you want
If
you have the time and the inclination you could do a
lot of research on the internet to find the answers
to these questions.
There
are sites out there which provide designs, plans and
photographs. But a lot of these sites can be confusing
– the plans are to vague or too detailed. They
don’t provide a step by step guide. They miss
out the key detail or the photographs are of poor quality.
There are other sites and forums where some extremely
knowledgeable people discuss detailed technical subjects
regarding the making and firing of catapults. But these
are experts talking to each other or experts suggesting
solutions to very specific problems for relative newcomers.
They won’t tell you how to start from scratch.
You
will find some excellent photographs of completed catapults
but they may be no help to you because you can’t
learn everything you need from them.
What
questions do you need answering?
What
these sites don’t do is start from the basics.
There is no one site that even attempts to provide a
comprehensive answer to the key questions about how
to make a catapult, questions that you
need the answers to. Such as:-
What
Type of Catapult:-
-
Should you build a ballista, an onager or a trebuchet?
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How do you build a miniature catapult?
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How do you make a small catapult that looks like an
original
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How can you make a catapult in a few hours?
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How do you make a ballista that fits, say, into a
4x4x4ft box?
How
to make a catapult that works:-
- How
do you make a catapult that won’t fall apart
when you first fire it?
- How
to put the pieces together – in the right order!
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How to build a catapult that will actually fire your
payload where you want it to go.
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How to build a catapult that won’t fall over
and hurt somebody.
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What are the 10 most common mistakes in making a catapult
and how do you avoid them?
Answers to your technical questions such as:-
- What
is the best type of wood to use for a trebuchet?
-
What sort of release mechanisms are best – Wooden?
Metal? Any Lubrication involved?
-
How do you make the sling work on a trebuchet?
- What
type of material is used for the arm of a catapult?
- What
would be the best counterweight to use to throw, say,
a 10kg payload on a trebuchet?
-
Where do you get plans and designs for a catapult,
which are clear and easy to follow?
-
What is better for a trebuchet – a fixed counterweight
or a rotating counterweight?
How to fire a catapult:-
How
you can save time and money
Let’s face it, most people don’t have a
lot of time to search the internet looking for all this
information – particularly as they are likely
to get frustrated because the information that is out
there about how to make
a catapult is scattered all over the
place.
There is no one place that brings it all together –
that can show you how to get started, and then take
you step-by-step through the instructions and diagrams
so that you end up with a catapult that actually works.
Believe me, I’ve gone round all those catapult
websites and it took me weeks. The information is out
there but it will take you weeks to piece together just
the instructions you need to make your catapult.
If you have already done this research, analysis, organisation
and planning, you wouldn’t be reading this!
So how would you like to see an eBook that will answer
the questions you need answered about how
to make a catapult.
I’ve been researching about catapults with some
of the most prominent scholars in the field –
some expert Oxford professors, and putting the finishing
touches on a new eBook that’s all about making
catapults, ballistas, mangonels and onagers.
We’ve gathered the necessary information together
to provide the answers to your questions and put it
in an eBook called “How
to Make a Catapult".
If you get this eBook, this is what you’ll get:
- Easy, step-by-step
instructions and tips that will show
you exactly how to make a
catapult which actually works and which won’t
break down.
- Easy to follow diagrams,
pictures and plans which will show
you how any catapult you make should look at EVERY
point of the process. If you can follow a road map,
you can make one of these catapults!
- Plans on how to make
a ballista, a trebuchet or a mangonel.
It could be a desktop catapult, a larger catapult
you could store in your shed, or a larger still structure.
- A comprehensive 100 page manual on how to make a catapult saving you
weeks of research on the internet.
- Guidance on how to start with a small catapult, which you can make in an hour or two, from wood and even paperclips. then you can move onto bigger ones.
- Instructions on how
to make your catapult safe. Hurling
a payload could hurt somebody. Find out all you need
to know to minimise risk.
- Advice on materials
you use to make a catapult. How to
make a catapult using inexpensive household materials
- Advice on how to
fire a catapult. You’ll get
instructions on how to load a catapult so that it
works first time, and many times after that.
- A chapter on the physics of catapults - if you are interested, but you don't need a detailed knowledge of physics to make one.
...and
much, MUCH more!
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view
Here's what
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Renteria
The choice is yours
Which would you prefer: to spend weeks doing your own
research on the internet….
… and then a couple more weeks putting
it all together so that you have a clear plan to get
going on making your catapult ...
… and then, realising you’ve missed
something vital out, bought the wrong materials, found
yourself running out of time with your project or got
stuck on some difficulty.
Of course you can save yourself all this pain
by buying a catapult kit on the internet but a good
one will set you back $100 dollars at least.
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project.
If you want to make it easy for yourself, I
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Good luck!
Arthur Lewis
Catapults Enthusiast
www.MakeCatapults.com
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