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Raduka my friend I've just finished making the second of your amazing micro crossbows. You have taught me so much about the skills required. All your designs are amazing and provide many hours of fun making them and later extremely fulfilling and enjoyable in the usage. Please upload any new micro crossbow projects that you have done.
My hats off to your patience. Its very traditional. Original muskets were all made by files, lots of files. In those days when one walked through towns the most common sound heard was filing coming from the workshops.
Yeah a grinder and a porta-band would save him a ton of time. I get it if he wants that handmade label when he's finished though. Bottom line the guy is committed to making scale size crossbows that work well and he does a great job!
yeah, I was JUST thinking: well, he's got a bench grinder and a dremel.....why doesn't he use them? lol BUT that small part of the saw blade on the grinder....good way to lose a finger....should have been holding it with a pair of pliers......(specially with the gap between the tool rest and the wheel)
If you'd like a little more detail about why you'd use a hand file for something like this, it's relatively simple. Power tools are much harder to handle safely on such incredibly small work, and can take considerably more skill to get an accurate result that matches the template exactly. Files, while slower, allow you to approach your marked lines more accurately, so you don't have to re-make parts where you've blown right past the line with too much power.
Are all of your videos like this? This is awesome! An entertaining yet informative video that isn't marred by obnoxious background music or excessive talking.
You must have very steady hands and great eye to get all those angles so right. I am especially impressed with the drilling into the nail with what appears to be a hand held drill. I always thought such precision can only be achieved with a lathe.
AWESOME!!!!! When you post the string video please do one on making the arrows. Where did you find the itty bitty birds to get feathers small enough for the fletching? And please, how did you make the points? Could you show how to make tiny broad heads too please, you know, for when we're after bigger game?
I used browntape instead of feathers for the fletching, and I drilled a hole in nail to make that arrowhead , Ill probably make some broadheads too pretty soon
First of all nice work, thanks for sharing ! Just a little tip to do parts like these pulleys: once the raw disk cut, fix a screw in the centerhole, fix it in your drill and hold the drill in your vice. This way, with the rotation of the drill and your files, you have a primitive turning machine that can achieve very consistent results!
I enjoyed watching your good craftsmanship. No need for any music. That was another good reason to love this video. Silence to think and soak it all in.
I marvel at your workmanship. Very nice work. Thank you for the opportunity to experience watching you work and the transformation of the raw materials.
Great workmanship skills. As an old machinist I have to drop my two bits : 1. The two circular pulleys could've turned out much nicer if you'd have whirred them in the drill with some axis and sand paper. 2. You should seriously consider buying (or making) a belt sander. !!!
I can tell your a perfectionist. Some of the things you could have used the bench grinder for. But preferred to hand saw . U know you will get it perfect that way .. amazing watching you create , great job bro... NEW SUB
I dont know how in the hell u did the little trigger mechanism. My God.. you are good with a hand saw . Wow, shit I have hard time with normal size things , micro , you make it look so easy ....
At first I thought, why waste all that time and effort into making small pulleys? I mean they are available everywhere. But then I thought Okay lets just do it all from scratch, then the video made more sense.
When society finally collapses into anarchy I'll be thankful for the lesson this video taught me. Er,...that I should have paid more attention to it as sadly in the dystopic future there is no internet! Amazing work and skillfully made.
I'm sure you have rough enough hands to handle it but I'm cringing at the thought of all that metal dust and shavings. my fingers feel bad already. Love the build though! looks so cool.
true. but not in the us. where everyone wants one. when it comes to shpping. you can make it to where someone has to sign 18 & over has to sign for it. ebay is great for these kind of things. never heard of them being illegal any where. but let me know how much for 3 id gladly pay you through paypal for three of them.
Extra wow. A crossbow in vest pocket size. Really very cool. And even matching arrows. Very good work. Just right for shooting pumpkins, lances or cardboard dummies in the house. Sport shooting in miniature format just .... =) Could you possibly get the complete blueprint (instructions incl. Material list)? Would be really nice .... Thumbs up and greetings from Germany 👍👌😊
Save time:. pulleys can be made from the brass/steel or plastic rollers found atop and bottom edge of sliding screen doors ;). hardware store has replacement wheels, so no need to ruin the ones in use at your home.
Very cool! I can’t tell your age but that was me as a young teen. I made all sorts of things to keep me “out of trouble”? Well some things got me into trouble but while building I was
Very very nice. Marvellous engineering. Just one suggestions; you should make your video little shorter by removing repetitive actions. I feel Primitive technology channel guy does such short video quite well.
Hi Raduka, Great Content! I loved every minute of the video, could you please post a list of the materials that you used and the thickness of the metals if you are not to busy! Kind regards Ethan.
Good vid. I bet the pulleys were a pain in the ass to make like that. + I would have liked to seen the bolt velocity and impact. By the sound and little bit shown it looks like it actually shoots a reasonable speed.
How would that mechanism compare to a compound bow or a bow with no cams what so ever? Not even sure what to call this specific mechanism. All I know is I want to try my hand at making them and I'm curious as to the performance differences between them.
Pretty much, but the only problem is I only have basic tools as you can see and it takes a lot of time to make this one without real tools. If I had proper tools I'd be able to make a few of these per day but this way is a lot slower
Understood, that's why I'd rather just buy it. But this is a fantastic tutorial and I think Imma give it a try, I think the only thing I would need other than the materials is a saw. :D
Some guys are preparing this awesome blog dedicated to workshop tools and equipment! Be sure to check it out : workshoptools.world/
你的影片很有趣，已放在收藏清單裡😆
我的頻道收集了很多關於日本及國外DIY手作的影片在播放清單裡，大家有興趣歡迎前來觀看，看看世界各國的DIY手藝😊
Your video is very interesting and has been placed in the favorites list😆
My channel has collected a lot of videos about DIY hand-made in Japan and abroad in the playlist. If you are interested, please come and watch it to see the DIY craftsmanship from all over the world😊
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Raduka my friend I've just finished making the second of your amazing micro crossbows. You have taught me so much about the skills required. All your designs are amazing and provide many hours of fun making them and later extremely fulfilling and enjoyable in the usage. Please upload any new micro crossbow projects that you have done.
My hats off to your patience. Its very traditional. Original muskets were all made by files, lots of files. In those days when one walked through towns the most common sound heard was filing coming from the workshops.
It's amazing how using simple tools can lead to this ultra fine finish at the end. Makes you value the skill and taste.
Great production.No hamming for the camera, and no unecessary yapping, good show.
As a machinist I have a ton of respect for all the hand work you do! Keep it up!
R Dankers three days of work probly
R Dankers I'm a fabricator and it's almost painful to watch things done with hand tools that could be done so much easier with a grinder haha
Yeah a grinder and a porta-band would save him a ton of time. I get it if he wants that handmade label when he's finished though. Bottom line the guy is committed to making scale size crossbows that work well and he does a great job!
yeah, I was JUST thinking: well, he's got a bench grinder and a dremel.....why doesn't he use them? lol
BUT that small part of the saw blade on the grinder....good way to lose a finger....should have been holding it with a pair of pliers......(specially with the gap between the tool rest and the wheel)
If you'd like a little more detail about why you'd use a hand file for something like this, it's relatively simple. Power tools are much harder to handle safely on such incredibly small work, and can take considerably more skill to get an accurate result that matches the template exactly. Files, while slower, allow you to approach your marked lines more accurately, so you don't have to re-make parts where you've blown right past the line with too much power.
Are all of your videos like this? This is awesome! An entertaining yet informative video that isn't marred by obnoxious background music or excessive talking.
I love how you use all the tools I actually own to fabricate this!! I'm going to scale mine up a little for: MORE POWERRRR!! Absolutely fabulous mate!
Being a person who builds things a lot I liked watching the speeded up work. Great video, nice little crossbow. Cheers
You must have very steady hands and great eye to get all those angles so right. I am especially impressed with the drilling into the nail with what appears to be a hand held drill. I always thought such precision can only be achieved with a lathe.
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AWESOME!!!!!
When you post the string video please do one on making the arrows. Where did you find the itty bitty birds to get feathers small enough for the fletching? And please, how did you make the points? Could you show how to make tiny broad heads too please, you know, for when we're after bigger game?
I used browntape instead of feathers for the fletching, and I drilled a hole in nail to make that arrowhead , Ill probably make some broadheads too pretty soon
Dude if my hands moved that fast I'd never leave the house .
Fap speed now borderline dangerous.
normellow His wife got to love it xD
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First of all nice work, thanks for sharing !
Just a little tip to do parts like these pulleys: once the raw disk cut, fix a screw in the centerhole, fix it in your drill and hold the drill in your vice.
This way, with the rotation of the drill and your files, you have a primitive turning machine that can achieve very consistent results!
Thanks, I figured it out already!
I enjoyed watching your good craftsmanship. No need for any music. That was another good reason to love this video. Silence to think and soak it all in.
Wendy Rosson
You're very talented with your hands! Cool little crossbow
I marvel at your workmanship. Very nice work. Thank you for the opportunity to experience watching you work and the transformation of the raw materials.
Thanks for the support!
Raduka
didn't mean to do that do you sale them ??
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Great workmanship skills. As an old machinist I have to drop my two bits :
1. The two circular pulleys could've turned out much nicer if you'd have whirred them in the drill with some axis and sand paper.
2. You should seriously consider buying (or making) a belt sander.
!!!
Thanks for the advice! I'll buy a belt sander pretty soon!
How do we know you're not a giant!?
because he is filing and sawing so fast? giants can't do that with such a speed!
hjerte bjørn redbull
+Kohenkio Wu Yang hahahaaa 😆
that was done in post shooting editing! :) next argument!
He's a titan
I absolutely love the sped up sound and video of the hacksawing and file work, you have become a human machine tool!
This is now on my to-do list
I'll put templates soon to make it even simpler
I seriously love this stuff man. . . My issue is I don't have anywhere close by to snag up some aluminium. I've got the tools, but no aluminium!
Raduka where did you get the bow string?
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Nice job with the crossbow and the video as well. It's obvious that you don't do things half-heartedly. You should be commended as an asset to TH-cam.
if only i could move at these time lapse speeds, i would make that crossbow
Or just take your time ;)
His time is fucking light speed you fucking idiot
PissAllOverMyAnusWhileMaintainingProperHomeostasis I'd rather spend my time maintaining homeostasis.
wtf is your name? that is the best name ever
Whos? Xero
Watching it being made is so satisfying
I love the sound of the hand tools sped up.
In a world of CNC everything, it's truly interesting to watch a craftsman at work. Great video!
Thank you! :D
This is a really nice project. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool as always.This is pretty cool!
Aw man that was satisfying to watch.
I'm glad you enjoyed !
Kudos bro. As a machinist, I can tell you how difficult it is to make small parts.
Thanks!!
+Like for the sounds
Thanks!
Raduka how much money would you sell me one for I'm for real ! I live in Franklin North Carolina please let me know .
You obviously put a lot of time and skill in this project....I hope you're having fun with the completed crossbow! :D Respect!
Thanks a lot!!
I need the templates please
can you send me the templates with pn
I put it
Raduka. TNX man. which wire is that??
What the string is made out of? The string is made out of fishing string.
I saw it in the description.
It's like a tiny inswinger Ballista. I made the largest inswinger Ballista ever built. Cool little crossbow.
How many cups of coffee did you drink to make your hands move so fast? ;)
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Nice reply dude. Did you have something to say or..? =P
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Great respect for the hand work you do! When i saw a handmade blocks , i've automatically give thumb up to you!
When you finally hit level 99 Crafting.
令等 When you realise you are a lifeless worm aka you
so funny
He must have made this skill legendary :)
dcm
Right
have you considered moving to Switzerland and getting into the watch making business? haha VERY meticulous...I love it!
You my friend earned yourself a like, and a sub.
Thanks!
*You,
Grammar Nazi *You my friend earned yourself a like, and a sub.
Very high skill considering the unproper tools for that job. Good work.
I don't know why but I love the sped up sawing sounds LOL
this video is strangely satisfying.
I can tell your a perfectionist. Some of the things you could have used the bench grinder for. But preferred to hand saw . U know you will get it perfect that way .. amazing watching you create , great job bro... NEW SUB
I dont know how in the hell u did the little trigger mechanism. My God.. you are good with a hand saw . Wow, shit I have hard time with normal size things , micro , you make it look so easy ....
Why did I watch this? I could not make that in a million years.
The safety glasses at the end were a nice touch.
satisfying to watch him shoot an arrow
UneekBlaze
Marvelous.... On my do list. I see trigger is over head centre.. Fantastic
HOW MUCH FOR THAT ONE
Very nice for hand made. You need a DREMEL tool. It would cut you labor time to 1/3 or 1/2 as much. Good job.
Thanks, I got one!
That'll fuck somebody's day up.
The fast forward sawing sound is so satisfying
At first I thought, why waste all that time and effort into making small pulleys? I mean they are available everywhere. But then I thought Okay lets just do it all from scratch, then the video made more sense.
Haven't even made it to the end yet but can already say damn this guy is good
Skyrim smithing skill over 90000 xD
Hellscythe Eucliwood lol
Badass. I love your use of hand tools.
Thank you, I like the door you made!
it's so exciting but 15 min for making but just 30 seconds for using... why?
because it says how to make not how to use
Why not?
What a pleasure it was to see saw teeth getting knocked out like that! Very nice!
Would you like to sell one？because I‘m lazy......
Unfortunately it's not for sale
+Raduka why not Ill give you $50 amazon to send me one, I'll provide the resources
Nova_878 lol $50 isn't nearly enough for the amount of work he put in to making the crossbow. try to atleast offer $200 bucks!
i agree..lots of work. at least 200.
$50+ resources cost should do for me. i'll inform you when mine is done. deal?
Performs better than my more expensive bows.
Dude! I watched the entire video just to see the penetrating power...and you didn’t show it smh 🤦🏼♂️
@@Peter-yf6ff well, why'd you click on the video if you dont care enough.
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Would love to see this guy let loose in a machine shop!
Safety first. Glasses on. lol
Legal
and poke a hole on the cat! :3
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When society finally collapses into anarchy I'll be thankful for the lesson this video taught me. Er,...that I should have paid more attention to it as sadly in the dystopic future there is no internet! Amazing work and skillfully made.
Thanks for the kind words!!
raduka, post the templates please!!
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I'm sure you have rough enough hands to handle it but I'm cringing at the thought of all that metal dust and shavings. my fingers feel bad already. Love the build though! looks so cool.
you should sell these on ebay. id buy everyone you make. im sire alot of other people would too.
I'd like to, but in some countries mini crossbows are banned, so I'm not sure about shipping!
true. but not in the us. where everyone wants one. when it comes to shpping. you can make it to where someone has to sign 18 & over has to sign for it. ebay is great for these kind of things. never heard of them being illegal any where. but let me know how much for 3 id gladly pay you through paypal for three of them.
Anything fun is illegal in Oz
Sell as parts. Then send the manuals to buyer's email. Lol ...
I think you could sell as a kit. Even a savvy person would have a hard time figuring this out if they didnt know in advance what it was.
This was on my recommended list and I decided to peek at it for a while. Ended up watching all of it. It is so goddamn satisfying!
awesome good job
Thank you!!
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your sawing skills are next level. those trigger parts tho
вок как надо сьемку делать без словоблудия! все видно и понятно!
Я,после этой поделки,сразу понял слово рукожепый;все больше такие ролики не смотрю-зачем себя утрировать.Пойду лучше рыболовные снасти переделаю.
"сразу понял слово рукожепый"
@@ЮрийТеремки, не понял ты его! :P
Слово ЖОПА у нас пока ещё пишется через О! :O
@@Ivanoff69 да какая разница.главное обуть тупых как я.
Extra wow. A crossbow in vest pocket size. Really very cool. And even matching arrows. Very good work.
Just right for shooting pumpkins, lances or cardboard dummies in the house. Sport shooting in miniature format just .... =)
Could you possibly get the complete blueprint (instructions incl. Material list)? Would be really nice ....
Thumbs up and greetings from Germany 👍👌😊
Good
Thanks!
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This man must have the Guinness record for fastest hand coordination.
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Ein sehr tolles Video hat mir richtig Spaß gemacht es an zu gucken :)
Amazing work!!! and all with hand tools, I congratulate you, greetings from Argentina
amazing work, by far the best craftsmanship I have watched on TH-cam, I really respect your work.
Thanks a lot!!
Save time:. pulleys can be made from the brass/steel or plastic rollers found atop and bottom edge of sliding screen doors ;). hardware store has replacement wheels, so no need to ruin the ones in use at your home.
Master congratulations from argentina. Very nice work
Very cool!
I can’t tell your age but that was me as a young teen.
I made all sorts of things to keep me “out of trouble”?
Well some things got me into trouble but while building I was
I don’t know if it’s just me but it sounds so relaxing
I wish I had time like this guy.
Old school of DIYing 😍😍😍
I've literally in all my years have never seen someone not know how to use tools... good god
Wow, impressive craftsmanship!
Thank you!
Pua Amigo La Verdad Un Hermoso Trabaja y Muy lindo tu proyecto un 10 quiero uno para mi :) Saludos de Montevideo, Uruguay
Very nicely done. But what do we need this for?
Very very nice. Marvellous engineering. Just one suggestions; you should make your video little shorter by removing repetitive actions. I feel Primitive technology channel guy does such short video quite well.
This dude could also build a watch. Wicked.
Hi Raduka, Great Content! I loved every minute of the video, could you please post a list of the materials that you used and the thickness of the metals if you are not to busy!
Kind regards
Ethan.
I put some info in the description!
Thanks!
Raduka Thank you!
Ethan Jones
Love it ... and you are a very hardworker
Good vid. I bet the pulleys were a pain in the ass to make like that. + I would have liked to seen the bolt velocity and impact. By the sound and little bit shown it looks like it actually shoots a reasonable speed.
a love story of a man and his hacksaw
Man, I've never seen someone work that fast.
Such tedious work. I admire your dedication good job!
Nice work! How far will it shoot? How much power does it have to pierce targets?
Thank you for posting!
Thanks! I'll make shooting test for this one!
I will be watching for that one!! Thank you!
How would that mechanism compare to a compound bow or a bow with no cams what so ever? Not even sure what to call this specific mechanism. All I know is I want to try my hand at making them and I'm curious as to the performance differences between them.
You should sell these on etsy or something, I'd totally buy this. XD
Pretty much, but the only problem is I only have basic tools as you can see and it takes a lot of time to make this one without real tools. If I had proper tools I'd be able to make a few of these per day but this way is a lot slower
Understood, that's why I'd rather just buy it. But this is a fantastic tutorial and I think Imma give it a try, I think the only thing I would need other than the materials is a saw. :D
Hello, at 4:56, are you soldering two pieces of steel with tin? Thank you
Yes!
That's awesome! I'd pay $25 for one altho the level of work & time makes it lore like a $100-$150 item it's still sweet!
Wish I could saw that fast! Very cool.