Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır?

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 09-11-2012

Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ev Yapımı Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Elle Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Araç Gereçle Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Mancınık Resimleri Mancınık Resim Mncınık Yapma Taktikleri Ahşap Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Mancınık Nedir?
Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Kırılmadan eğilebilen bir sopa bul

Yani yaş ağaç

Bir ucunu sabitle

Diğer ucuna da fırlatacağın cismi tutturacak düzenek yap

Ve bu ucundan gerdirerek sopayı eğ ve aniden bırak

I've had a number of requests for copies of the plans I used

They are available here, though I modified them slightly

This is what the completed treb looks like when it's ready to activate

The counter weight is raised to it's maximum height, the arm is pulled down to the ground and held in place with a pin

The loose end of the sling has been placed over the angled pin

This is not a pretty treb

The axle is held in place by friction with the two supports and juts out considerably

The hole in the throwing arm is slightly larger than the diameter of the axle to allow the arm to move

This means the arm has a tendency to move sideways and must be repositioned to the center of the axle after each firing

I've seen some beautiful trebs for sale online made out of exotic woods

Unfortunately, they are very expensive

Again, not a pretty treb

The counter weight is a Tupperware container filled with screws and sealed with clear packing tape

The hinge assembly is made of string and ¼ inch steel rod

Some trebs have a fixed counter weight (no hinge), but are considerably less efficient

The business end

The sling is made of string sewed with thread at the ends to prevent fraying

The pouch of the sling is made from an old pair of pajamas

A notch has been taken out of both sides and sewed to give it a round shape

Here, the pouch contains a ball of Play-Doh TM about one inch in diameter

Tiny adjustments of the angled pin can cause huge increases or decreases in efficiency

Optimally, one end of the sling slips off this pin when the tangent of the arc of the swinging sling is at 45 degrees

A pin is placed through the eye hook located just below the angled pin when the arm is lowered

This acts as a safety mechanism and frees up both hands to load and position the sling

The two lower eye hooks are just there to hold any extra string clear of the working parts

This is the safety mechanism in ready mode

The cotter pin holds the arm down

The thread attached to the pin is used pull the pin from a distance

Even though this is a small treb, the angled pin is sharp and moves quickly

Obviously, if you have your face over the thing you are just begging for an injured eye or bloody nose

BE CAREFUL IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A TREBUCHET!

09-11-2012	#1
Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ev Yapımı Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Elle Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Araç Gereçle Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Mancınık Resimleri Mancınık Resim Mncınık Yapma Taktikleri Ahşap Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Mancınık Nedir? Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaç Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Ağaçtan Mancınık Nasıl Yapılır? Kırılmadan eğilebilen bir sopa bul Yani yaş ağaç Bir ucunu sabitle Diğer ucuna da fırlatacağın cismi tutturacak düzenek yap Ve bu ucundan gerdirerek sopayı eğ ve aniden bırak I've had a number of requests for copies of the plans I used They are available here, though I modified them slightly This is what the completed treb looks like when it's ready to activate The counter weight is raised to it's maximum height, the arm is pulled down to the ground and held in place with a pin The loose end of the sling has been placed over the angled pin This is not a pretty treb The axle is held in place by friction with the two supports and juts out considerably The hole in the throwing arm is slightly larger than the diameter of the axle to allow the arm to move This means the arm has a tendency to move sideways and must be repositioned to the center of the axle after each firing I've seen some beautiful trebs for sale online made out of exotic woods Unfortunately, they are very expensive Again, not a pretty treb The counter weight is a Tupperware container filled with screws and sealed with clear packing tape The hinge assembly is made of string and ¼ inch steel rod Some trebs have a fixed counter weight (no hinge), but are considerably less efficient The business end The sling is made of string sewed with thread at the ends to prevent fraying The pouch of the sling is made from an old pair of pajamas A notch has been taken out of both sides and sewed to give it a round shape Here, the pouch contains a ball of Play-Doh TM about one inch in diameter Tiny adjustments of the angled pin can cause huge increases or decreases in efficiency Optimally, one end of the sling slips off this pin when the tangent of the arc of the swinging sling is at 45 degrees A pin is placed through the eye hook located just below the angled pin when the arm is lowered This acts as a safety mechanism and frees up both hands to load and position the sling The two lower eye hooks are just there to hold any extra string clear of the working parts This is the safety mechanism in ready mode The cotter pin holds the arm down The thread attached to the pin is used pull the pin from a distance Even though this is a small treb, the angled pin is sharp and moves quickly Obviously, if you have your face over the thing you are just begging for an injured eye or bloody nose BE CAREFUL IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A TREBUCHET!