Something to look at to model after. Not a bad set up I'd say. Practical/functional for as simple as the rig is. Definitely ways to improve it.
http://youtu.be/EplVRya3c10
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Something to look at to model after. Not a bad set up I'd say. Practical/functional for as simple as the rig is. Definitely ways to improve it.
http://youtu.be/EplVRya3c10
Sorry Dp, but that scares me! A bow with a hard draw cycle will flex that pipe and that will end that. I am sure there are ways to make that set up better. The one thing I see is the bow holder is not free floating so the bow is stiff. You would need to make it free floating so it shoots the way a human shoots. Also I would put a steel rod inside the 3/4 pvc for safety. Get a different winch that you can crank with out a ratchet.
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Hey Dp, try this one you can do this with out welding. All you will need is to put in an up and down feature.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDyvkD9fhDE
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Looks like they missed alot by the holes in the 2x4's on the target frame...
Plus . . . anyway...
I do have a question tho, for you that have 'shooters' - If you use a regular 'boat' winch to draw the bow back,
when you fire the bow, does the winch just sit there - does the cable or strap want to jump, does the winch want to backlash...???...
p.s. ... and I would weld that thing together.!...
LOL ... I never said I would make this one ... Just something to look at and get some ideas from.
Another one to look at. Looks like this guy used uni-strut. Not many more things in the world that bother me more than vertical video syndrome ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZuBOuxHbWU
Wow I think I am getting motion sickness watching that video. The only problem with that one is cost. The one I build would cost less than $100 dollars. Many different designs out there some good some bad. There is a tread on AT that shows many different ones. I would give the link but I can't get on at for some reason.
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