Where can I get a template to cut out my own tiller?
@barabasistvan73066 күн бұрын
It is a very beautiful schnepper crossbow!Congratulation for your wonderful work..that is art.keep doing more videos from what you are doing.thank you👍👍👍👌👌👌
@themodernarmbruster6 күн бұрын
Thank you very much!
@Lisa_Martini2 күн бұрын
Very nice 👍🏻
@nbrana302910 күн бұрын
Nice
@ChiefHamza12 күн бұрын
Do you have plans for the trigger mechanism. I would like to do a cross between old and new crossbows
@immortalayarna18 күн бұрын
Great video, magnificent piece of art, can you make another video showing the details of the trigger mechanism, thanks in advance
@leeho874619 күн бұрын
太棒了🎉🎉🎉🎉继续努力
@ChrisM-zv9ic19 күн бұрын
Nice man!
@themodernarmbruster19 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@rickace13220 күн бұрын
I decided to try out braided dyneema string. To my surprise, it worked perfectly fine. It's a bit tricky to get the length correct, it's only off by a little bit here and there, but it works. I'm using a 3mm string on my 80lb pistol crossbow for some reference.
@omartorres568825 күн бұрын
Real 18th century crossbow?
@themodernarmbruster22 күн бұрын
Reproduction!
@omartorres568822 күн бұрын
@@themodernarmbruster I see and a very done one at that
@dannyscottburrАй бұрын
What is the finish?
@themodernarmbruster29 күн бұрын
It’s vinegar that has had steel wool soaking in it for 24 hours. I can’t remember the name of the chemical that is produced, but it reacts with the tannins in the wood to darken it
@andreaswand693524 күн бұрын
@@themodernarmbruster Thanks a lot!
@Denys345Ай бұрын
You do work fast wink nice job
@whetlygmingАй бұрын
nice! accurate shots too!!
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
I’m getting a little better…
@SanT6Ай бұрын
Somebody's Dad put here making a homemade crossbow, freaking awesome dude
@janviljoen7001Ай бұрын
Very neat, thanks.
@dapitmanik5232Ай бұрын
Give me mr please😀
@Denys345Ай бұрын
👏👏👏👏👏great job
@siegfried_artificerАй бұрын
Awesome!😎🔥
@Denys345Ай бұрын
Nice job. You make fun toys.
@csm4204308Ай бұрын
You missed
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Haha I never miss missing. By which I mean: I ALWAYS miss because I suck.
@GalkacАй бұрын
Cool
@JavierRamos-bj5jnАй бұрын
How humble Joel teaching us how to use the crossbow
@duskom6737Ай бұрын
Dobar video.
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Hvala vam!
@Enz-wy7roАй бұрын
Amazing
@imp_razielАй бұрын
For some reason, for me, your video is so cozy, maybe cuz I'm really into middle age weaponry :D Thanks, wish you luck with youtube algorithms
@_Shr1mpАй бұрын
How are you not more popular? This is awesome
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
I ask myself that every day. 😭
@theguy0526Ай бұрын
Thanks again for making Star Wars, its the best
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Hey you know what? You’re welcome.
@WolfWelder69Ай бұрын
Thats awesome!
@colin2490Ай бұрын
Very cool 😎 mate, do u live in Australia 🇦🇺
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
I do not! I live in Canada 🇨🇦
@EuHkioАй бұрын
Looks great. It will look like an original Schnepper with some decorations, a steel prod and the original lock mechanism. It's really nice to see your craftsmanship grow! What are your thoughts on reproducing a 15th century cranequin? I know this sounds like a considerable feat, but I'd like to know how far you think you are from achieving something like that.
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Funny you should mention that; I’ve been designing a cranequin, with the aim of having the parts laser or waterjet cut from plate steel. I hope to get to that this summer!
@kerrymcmanus9188Ай бұрын
Gre
@user-gd8zd3ye1fАй бұрын
Рычаг для взведения арбалета - козья нога.
@joaoz4975Ай бұрын
Nice bow! What is the draw length? (not power stroke)
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
11.5 inches!
@stevenshaw7779Ай бұрын
Very cool, would love to see the arrow hit the target. Thanks for sharing.
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Thanks for the feedback! You know, i usually do include the arrow hitting the target. I don’t know why I didn’t this time! I shall rectify that in future videos!
@samfulks489617 күн бұрын
Very nice . Thank you
@bleck2012Ай бұрын
Оператор ты Ондон!!!
@martinsutherland3294Ай бұрын
Attach those two pieces together with a hinge I stead of that hook bit an have it fold doon an under the barel an be part of the grip between shots an it can be easily flipped back up an caught to reload a lot quicker
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Indeed- kind of like Jorge Sprave’s adder! A project I want to try soon is an English bullet crossbow- those have a built in spanning lever!
@fernandozarate2716Ай бұрын
Thankfully there was no cavalry rushing towards ypu
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Haha no kidding! The crossbow’s major downfall- spanning time (and this particular one is quick compared with the much heavier draw weight medieval ones used in battle)
@user-gd8zd3ye1fАй бұрын
Этот взводящий механизм арбалета называется Козья нога.
@updownleftrightasdw8423Ай бұрын
Thanks brother.
@user-gd8zd3ye1fАй бұрын
Этот взводящий механизм арбалета называется Козья нога.
@alternator7893Ай бұрын
Beautiful crossbow dude 🙌
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Thank you!!
@michaelwittmann6749Ай бұрын
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Thanks! My pleasure!
@andreaswand6935Ай бұрын
Nice to see it in action. Whats the draw weight? And is this just a bolt that was "the next bolt that lays around" or is it for this crossbow? It looks quite long...
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
It’s not too heavy- 90lbs. Yeah that arrow is a random one I had in the workshop for testing!
@waldemarpolewacz3772Ай бұрын
Szkoda tylko resora na tą kolbę, to noga od stołu, tragedia....
@Do0umАй бұрын
Wow very cool
@EuHkioАй бұрын
I think it can span up to 250-300kg. Are you going to have a heavier prod to test it on?
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
I’m also making a pretty fancy custom Schnepper right, now which will have a 225lb prod and its own wippe. That’s the highest draw weight prod I’m able to get.
@EuHkioАй бұрын
@@themodernarmbruster Wow!! That's awesome. It will also be rather powerful at that draw weight if it's fiberglass, probably similar to historical steel Schneppers
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
@@EuHkio It's actually a steel prod, however the draw length is significantly longer than on historical schneppers; mine will have a draw length of 9.5 inches vs. about 7 in the originals. Those extra 2.5 inches at 225 count for a LOT of power and acceleration.
@Vergil776Ай бұрын
I challenge you to make Hild's crossbow from Vinland Saga manga. most of the details are in chapters 120 to 122 of the manga.
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
I’m definitely interested in trying g out some crossbows from various pop culture outlets; that one looks cool. I also want to do Ms Peregrine’s when I have time.
@Vergil776Ай бұрын
@@themodernarmbruster If I had the opportunity to send you a photo, it would be easier just to take a look and get an idea. such as Facebook or Instagram
@andreaswand6935Ай бұрын
Hey there! Which type of wood are you using for these?
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
Hi! I'm using cherry!
@patconner2638Ай бұрын
Seems you might wanna add some extra tolerance to your designs there. I doubt a few thou of wiggle would impeed the function of that nut & it'd save your customers a good bit of frustration receiving a faulty product...
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
That’s good advice. The wierd thing is that this is the third run of kits, and the problem hadn’t cropped up before, so maybe it was something funky with the wood? And also the previous two batches I did in the spring, which tends to be a bit less dry than winter where I am (southern Ontario)
@patconner2638Ай бұрын
@@themodernarmbruster could've been seasonal humidity differences. Could've also been a batch of timber that got a little case hardened at the kiln. Could've been something else entirely... That's the nature of working with organic materials like wood; you've gotta find a compromise between what you need the object to be and what the material wants to do on its own Looks like your string nut was 3D printed? Wonder if adding a printed casing for the nut might help accommodate any wood movement while keeping the tighter tolerances you're aiming for? It'd give you more precise control over the tolerance on that joint at least
@themodernarmbrusterАй бұрын
@@patconner2638 Thanks for this! No, the nut is hand made from 1.5 inch Delrin rod. Your casing idea is excellent, and kind of what they did in the old days; they would have the front and often back of the socket lined with brass or bone; this was ostensibly to prevent undue wear and tear, but I now wonder if wood movement was another issue that was addressed with the lining? Interesting!
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Where can I get a template to cut out my own tiller?
It is a very beautiful schnepper crossbow!Congratulation for your wonderful work..that is art.keep doing more videos from what you are doing.thank you👍👍👍👌👌👌
Thank you very much!
Very nice 👍🏻
Nice
Do you have plans for the trigger mechanism. I would like to do a cross between old and new crossbows
Great video, magnificent piece of art, can you make another video showing the details of the trigger mechanism, thanks in advance
太棒了🎉🎉🎉🎉继续努力
Nice man!
Thanks!
I decided to try out braided dyneema string. To my surprise, it worked perfectly fine. It's a bit tricky to get the length correct, it's only off by a little bit here and there, but it works. I'm using a 3mm string on my 80lb pistol crossbow for some reference.
Real 18th century crossbow?
Reproduction!
@@themodernarmbruster I see and a very done one at that
What is the finish?
It’s vinegar that has had steel wool soaking in it for 24 hours. I can’t remember the name of the chemical that is produced, but it reacts with the tannins in the wood to darken it
@@themodernarmbruster Thanks a lot!
You do work fast wink nice job
nice! accurate shots too!!
I’m getting a little better…
Somebody's Dad put here making a homemade crossbow, freaking awesome dude
Very neat, thanks.
Give me mr please😀
👏👏👏👏👏great job
Awesome!😎🔥
Nice job. You make fun toys.
You missed
Haha I never miss missing. By which I mean: I ALWAYS miss because I suck.
Cool
How humble Joel teaching us how to use the crossbow
Dobar video.
Hvala vam!
Amazing
For some reason, for me, your video is so cozy, maybe cuz I'm really into middle age weaponry :D Thanks, wish you luck with youtube algorithms
How are you not more popular? This is awesome
I ask myself that every day. 😭
Thanks again for making Star Wars, its the best
Hey you know what? You’re welcome.
Thats awesome!
Very cool 😎 mate, do u live in Australia 🇦🇺
I do not! I live in Canada 🇨🇦
Looks great. It will look like an original Schnepper with some decorations, a steel prod and the original lock mechanism. It's really nice to see your craftsmanship grow! What are your thoughts on reproducing a 15th century cranequin? I know this sounds like a considerable feat, but I'd like to know how far you think you are from achieving something like that.
Funny you should mention that; I’ve been designing a cranequin, with the aim of having the parts laser or waterjet cut from plate steel. I hope to get to that this summer!
Gre
Рычаг для взведения арбалета - козья нога.
Nice bow! What is the draw length? (not power stroke)
11.5 inches!
Very cool, would love to see the arrow hit the target. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the feedback! You know, i usually do include the arrow hitting the target. I don’t know why I didn’t this time! I shall rectify that in future videos!
Very nice . Thank you
Оператор ты Ондон!!!
Attach those two pieces together with a hinge I stead of that hook bit an have it fold doon an under the barel an be part of the grip between shots an it can be easily flipped back up an caught to reload a lot quicker
Indeed- kind of like Jorge Sprave’s adder! A project I want to try soon is an English bullet crossbow- those have a built in spanning lever!
Thankfully there was no cavalry rushing towards ypu
Haha no kidding! The crossbow’s major downfall- spanning time (and this particular one is quick compared with the much heavier draw weight medieval ones used in battle)
Этот взводящий механизм арбалета называется Козья нога.
Thanks brother.
Этот взводящий механизм арбалета называется Козья нога.
Beautiful crossbow dude 🙌
Thank you!!
This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! My pleasure!
Nice to see it in action. Whats the draw weight? And is this just a bolt that was "the next bolt that lays around" or is it for this crossbow? It looks quite long...
It’s not too heavy- 90lbs. Yeah that arrow is a random one I had in the workshop for testing!
Szkoda tylko resora na tą kolbę, to noga od stołu, tragedia....
Wow very cool
I think it can span up to 250-300kg. Are you going to have a heavier prod to test it on?
I’m also making a pretty fancy custom Schnepper right, now which will have a 225lb prod and its own wippe. That’s the highest draw weight prod I’m able to get.
@@themodernarmbruster Wow!! That's awesome. It will also be rather powerful at that draw weight if it's fiberglass, probably similar to historical steel Schneppers
@@EuHkio It's actually a steel prod, however the draw length is significantly longer than on historical schneppers; mine will have a draw length of 9.5 inches vs. about 7 in the originals. Those extra 2.5 inches at 225 count for a LOT of power and acceleration.
I challenge you to make Hild's crossbow from Vinland Saga manga. most of the details are in chapters 120 to 122 of the manga.
I’m definitely interested in trying g out some crossbows from various pop culture outlets; that one looks cool. I also want to do Ms Peregrine’s when I have time.
@@themodernarmbruster If I had the opportunity to send you a photo, it would be easier just to take a look and get an idea. such as Facebook or Instagram
Hey there! Which type of wood are you using for these?
Hi! I'm using cherry!
Seems you might wanna add some extra tolerance to your designs there. I doubt a few thou of wiggle would impeed the function of that nut & it'd save your customers a good bit of frustration receiving a faulty product...
That’s good advice. The wierd thing is that this is the third run of kits, and the problem hadn’t cropped up before, so maybe it was something funky with the wood? And also the previous two batches I did in the spring, which tends to be a bit less dry than winter where I am (southern Ontario)
@@themodernarmbruster could've been seasonal humidity differences. Could've also been a batch of timber that got a little case hardened at the kiln. Could've been something else entirely... That's the nature of working with organic materials like wood; you've gotta find a compromise between what you need the object to be and what the material wants to do on its own Looks like your string nut was 3D printed? Wonder if adding a printed casing for the nut might help accommodate any wood movement while keeping the tighter tolerances you're aiming for? It'd give you more precise control over the tolerance on that joint at least
@@patconner2638 Thanks for this! No, the nut is hand made from 1.5 inch Delrin rod. Your casing idea is excellent, and kind of what they did in the old days; they would have the front and often back of the socket lined with brass or bone; this was ostensibly to prevent undue wear and tear, but I now wonder if wood movement was another issue that was addressed with the lining? Interesting!
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