"Rambone" Slingshot Tutorial
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This video teaches you how to make the Rambone slingshot from 18mm marine grade / furniture grade plywood (aka "Multiplex") at home.
You will need a power jigsaw or a scroll saw, rasp, file, sand paper, epoxy glue or wood glue, and of course a piece of suitable plywood (20x20cm).
The pdf file can be found here:
www.theslingshotforum.com/f9/r...
(You must be a forum member and you must be logged in to see the files)
The Rambone can also be printed out on 3D printers, the required 3D .stl files can be found at the forum as well.
For those who want to buy the Rambone as a complete product, you can buy it online too.
Europe: www.the-slingshotchannel-store...
North America: simple-shot.com
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Joerg I have to say I appreciate that you dont try to shove the rambone from the store down everyone's throat, but instead you take so much time to make tutorial for those who wanna make it themselves and in the end, instead of saying how much better the rambone from the store is, you tell everyone the value of creating something with your own hands. Great job
"The bandsaw is a little bit dangerous but its quicker, so I always use the bandsaw" Oh Jörg, you are the definition of Badass.
'...The most important thing that you need to have is'... all of your fingers!! Joerg is definitely an impressively talented guy and a KZread hero! Not many people would launch an item for commercial sale, then show interested parties how to make a nearly identical thing for nearly free! Way to go Joerg!
Joerg, your integrity is truly amazing, there are few such as yourself that don't start making their channel all about selling their products, and you even encourage us to make it ourselves.
Bag of respect for a geezar that can build with his hands . Liked and subcribed.
Three layers glued together, all mine needs is finishing now, oh and bands. Thanks Joerg! This is the most fun I've had in a long time. Next one will be my own design.
Hello Joerg, yesterday i started to saw and to glue (about 1h). today i rasped, filed and sanded (about 2h). it was my first wood work. i think the slingshot i made is fine :-) so it is not that much work. and as you said, its amazing to own a slingshot that i build with my on hands. thank you very much for your detailed instruction.
@Rafael-dh4ko
4 жыл бұрын
Hey man, do you still have the pdf files??? They're not on the forum anymore. I would greatly appreciate if you could help me out. Thank you very much!
I really envy you on how you consistently come up with new ideas. Always something different.
Haa ha haa, der Blick in die Werkstatt des Meisters war interessant! Sehr sympathisch, dass Deine Werkstatt nicht OP-mässig daher kommt. Danke für die tolle Anleitung. Liebe Grüsse Felix
It is really great that you're encouraging everybody to make some activity. Any hobby makes you only a better person. great great great!
Hab ja schon ewig nichtmehr hier rein geschaut. Genialer Kanal, immernoch!
Joerg the price of a handmade slingshot is literally priceless you get the self gratification of knowing that you made something cool rather than bought something cool!
Best auto TU slingshot channel bar none. Must be nice working with German made rasps. here in USA, we have to struggle with Chinese made junk. too bad they don't have the PDF anymore.
Thanks for the tutorial. Enjoyed. I live in southern Appalachia where we generally make the "Prong" from a nicely formed Maple branch. Never really thought about manufacturing the parts but it does add class to a very unique and accurate weapons system. I have been shooting for overt 70 years and enjoy it as much today as when I was a kid. Always carried one (when I could) during my 20+ years active duty Army career and often got tagged with the moniker, "Slingshot" as soon as someone saw it in my back pocket or watched me plinking away.
I have so much respect for the amount of passion you have for this hobby. Thank you for sharing this with us.
I just made one. Lot of work and lots of fun. Finished it with wood varnish. Cheers Joerg, and thanks for awesome plans and tutorial.
Again showing your master wood working skills. To make the piece a bit more decorative, It might be nice to do something the knifemakers do and put a couple ( or more) brass pins in the handle. May add some strength not that it's needed but it would look good. Your efforts in these videos and your light hearted manner makes them so good to watch.
I really like your method of marketing, very well thought out and an approach that keeps everyone happy
Wish i had a cool workshop like yours :P
Wow! Thank you Joerg. That was very generous and kind of you to show us how you do that. I had not anticipated that it was that much work, but it sure is worth it! The slingshot is beautiful.
That's some OG Slingshot channel contend.
Your work has inspired so many people online! I was watching "The Art of Weapons" tutorial for the HDPE Rambone. You must feel soooo proud, that young man is making some awesome tutorials. I'm sure you hear it often, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world!
I really like the linseedoil on the plywood. The lines come out really nicely.
@sinsilius
10 жыл бұрын
Oils bring out beauty of all woods :)
@220904416
10 жыл бұрын
Martynas Valūnas What about lube? XD
This really makes me wish I had a decent workshop. :P
Its so good to watch a master craftsman in work. Amazing work Joerg!
Hi, And its so nice to see this thing take shape in the designers fingers. Great to see you using ‘hand tools’ to do a lot of the work. Seems nowadays there is so many mostly Americans who automatically think they cant do anything because they have no power tools. Even on a knife blade if one is making just one it gives so much more control. Well done. Take care mrbluenun
Never thought anything could make me regret buying my Rambone but they look so fun to make! Maybe in a year or so
Will be buying a Rambone with double theraband gold flatbands tomorrow and a board of Birch multiplex to make one myself thanks for being so kind to your viewers =)
Fantastic to see people working with hand tools like you do great vid keep it up
I love how pretty that came out even though it was just made from ugly old play board. Well done Joerg.
Beautiful product. Love seein all the grains in the wood
I would waaaaaaay prefer the craftsmanship of a hand made slingshot. Nice work man !!!
Thanks Joerg for this wonderful slingshot. I am so much inspired by your channel, so i decided to try out working with wood for the first time! I bought the stuff needed and im on my way to make one!
Really enjoy your tutorials an' videos......this sling is one I'll be making using your video. I've made slingshots using forks from trees following my father-in-laws technique from the Ozarks here in the US an' love using them. Don't stop............look forward to more!!
I'm not even in to slingshots, but I love your videos! Keep up the good work!
I think this is the best tutorial on slingshots
Thank you joerg sprave for doing this it allows me to have a fun project to do, and get a very nice slingshot
Watching all of your Videos- simply the best.
It is nice to see that you promote hand made products: I like the style of your Rambone slinghsot, which would be a nice week-end project...
Great video! I like when you do tutorial videos! They are some of my favorite videos on your channel.
I actually made 2 of these .. one with power tools and the other with common hand tools .. those have been the best slingshots Ive made .. 🙂
I like the linseed oil finish. The natural beauty of the wood should be allowed to seen.
Really very nice and ergonomic shape of all Slingshot, especially of handle... LOVE IT ! ! !
Dude if u have kids they will have a new slingshot to test all the time u r awesome
It's really cool to see you at work Joerg. I live in Japan where rules are pretty strict about weaponry, but I can dream watching your videos!
Agree 100% about the feeling of building your own. Would love to try your "Rawbone".
This is my 1st viewing of your channel & it was a treat indeed. I haven't made a slingshot since I was a girl. This is definitely a project I can have fun with. So many bits of scrap ply, so little time. Subscribed, of course! Thanks for sharing
Joerg, Thank you for all of your great vids! My son and I have been watching you for quite some time now. Always a positive and fun learning experience. I'll be downloading your PDF for this one. And of course, entering your drawing! Thanks again for sharing these videos! Brad
I like watching you make the Slingshot. Its fun to see how it is made.
I really like that design, particularly the grip.
I really enjoyed the enthusiasm that is portrayed while creating somthing Keep it up
Love the tutorial videos, keep them coming. Your geniality is genuine and it comes through in your videos. Keep up the good work.
I've just ordered one of these from your shop. I'm planning to run it with double black therabands (since I have a strip of black theraband here). Thanks for your design Joerg.
Always like your vids Joerg... I can tell you like what you are doing... It's always fun to spend time in the workshop...
Thank you so much for this as soon as i get home for the Christmas holidays i will have to make one of these.
Well I now know what my next project will be. Thank you so much for making this video and thank you for giving us the plans so that we can make one ourselves.
Excellent tutorial Joerg, Thanks...
You are one cool man to man type of Guy...but I bet a bit of a loner like myself...even tho I have 6 kids...love your videos remind me of my childhood sling shot..just a lot more grown up
I have my own workshop based on working with stainless steel. Therefore I believe that I would complete the development of a slingshot with angle grinder. Some would attack the material with a file, but I like heavier armor. Nice work :)
I had to use a jigsaw at the beginning as I have very few resources and I think it's important to note, especially for beginners like me that an old jigsaw doesn't cope too well with the 18 mil ply. I suggest using a drill to start with and not to try to do any of the tighter curves with the jigsaw. Also, it's more dangerous than the bandsaw as it can easily get away from you. Make sure that the ply is very secure before you start to cut it too in order to avoid vibrations. I experimented with 9mil and it was much easier, so if the 18 mil is too tough to saw through I'd suggest cutting 6 pieces of 9 mil instead. I'm sure you can get a lot more in depth advice on the forums (which are great) so I'd suggest checking them out too. Thanks again Joerg for sharing this with us.
very beautiful slighshot and nice machine.
buying a jig saw now. thats way to cool Joerg. thanks for all the videos
Erinnert mich an meine Kindheit, da sind wa innen Wald gegangen, haben gut geformte tote Äste gesucht, mit entsprechendender Erlaubnis abgesägt, und Slingshots drauß gemacht ^^
Another very nice build 👍👍👍👍
love your videos joerg! greetings from ireland!
great video just printed out that same blueprint yesterday and this is perfect so I know how to do it!
nice job..a lot of dedication for this ..i really appreciate what you do...cheers
JoergSprave you have a giant passion incredible guy!
Excellent tutorial, can you show us how to attach the rubber band or tubes?
@subhadeepbiswas4092
4 жыл бұрын
For rubber tubes,you can use the ball in the tube method For flat bands,you can cut a piece of theraband strip and wrap it around the band and the slingshot
Thanks for the videos, and many thanks for giving us the plans.
OH MY GOD!! I love that wood finish. I will have to use that next time i do something with wood
U r a artist. God bless u.
Joerg your a craftsmen I learned woodworkin at school years ago..... nothing like that nowadays And no pdf`s at my school many thanks neil
Awesome tutorial! I cant make one myself but it looks great.
Thanks joerg, you truly are a legend.
Wow 😮 Excellent & well done 👍🏻
Nice work. Thanks for sharing this.
Here because I'm high and it was in my recommendations very enjoyable 💜
That's a sweet little slingshot! Even better if it's handmade 👍
I love it! I wish I still had my shop!
always enjoy watching ur tutorials. . I'd love to win the new sling shot. . Great work as always
good work as always, and nice of you to share your design :)
Sounds like a project I need to try!
People always ask me why make something if you could buy it anywhere i do it because i enjoy making it, it makes it customizable and special and it makes me feel proud when i do it successfully.
Very nice job , I hope I can get one
Excelent video . I want to get my son into wood working. What could be a better way than a sling shot. I will be getting the PDF!
Joerg will you please do a video of how you properly attach Bands and tubes on your slingshots?
@UkiMalefu
10 жыл бұрын
Yes please, do that.
@Mag1cMerl1n
10 жыл бұрын
I believe he made that video very recently - have a look at his video history (not sure if he explained how to attach tube rubber but at the very least he taught how to get the Thera Band onto a Slingshot).
@AlexanderSchrepfer
7 жыл бұрын
Yah, it's hidden in other videos. I don't remember where I saw it, but I did. It would be helpful to have a separate video for it where it would be more easily discovered.
Wunderschönes Stück, genial einfach einfach genial.
Although you said it wasn't made for beauty I have to say that it looks pretty anyway in my mind, like most of your handmade weapons!
You are an artist.
Joerg, du bisst ein Meister! danke schön!!
You r very talented a very good with tools
Really cool thanks for making the video
great video from Ireland
Brilliant love the slingshot
great job Joerg this helped a lot thanks
looks great joerg, i love the wood grain look much better
Sweet tutorial!
I personnaly prefer your moorhammer design. I made one from multiplex and i found it to be Elegant, comfortable, accurarte. The wide fork gives me so much stability! Unfortunatly, strong bands gives me wrist problems at my shootind hand. Keep up the good work! :)
@kevinpopescu9741
7 жыл бұрын
wow my past self was such a little bitch go for the triple theraband gold in butterfly! I still have my moorhammer and it's still the best tho
will do! I will be busy this weekend!