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That's amazing that it scaled down so well. To build a treb and fire it immediately with great performance consistently is an achievement. In that video it looks like it has that trademark nasaw smooth action to it. I've always wanted to build a faw but for now I will just have to enjoy y'alls.

That thing is sweet Matt. Love those clean and well built metal frames and it has the super nice carriages just like the full size one. I would love to see some video of it.

Thanks Matt!

KerikM wrote:Neat! How about some close-ups??

For some reason I don't have any good pics but I will get some next time it is out of the garage.

Hey all, I miss when we all used to post about our new builds and brag about distance and everything on the old hurl, hopefully this thread will bring activity to the catapult board. This new trebuchet I built is a little over 6 feet at the axle and utilizes a direct drop counterweight that pulls on...

A FAT did a mile?? Where? When? Whose? Details please! I totally missed that statement Dave relayed. I certainly haven't heard about this. An Air Cannon hit that distance a couple years ago, no mechanical I have heard of has even hit 4K yet (officially at least, Chucky III may have in practice for ...

Wow, that was really cool. How could anyone not love magnus? Btw I just found out a few days ago that Matt set up this new forum to replace thehurl lol. A little late to the party.