Wow, that slingshot video was incredible! The precision and accuracy of the shots were amazing to watch. It's truly impressive to see how much power and speed can be generated from such a simple tool. It's clear that the person in the video has a lot of skill and experience with slingshots. I was on the edge of my seat watching each shot hit its target with such force and accuracy. This video is a testament to the potential of slingshots as a serious weapon and tool for hunting and sport. I can't wait to see more videos like this in the future!
FYI you should never use oil on a plywood frame it causes the glue in the wood to separate and the frame will break. So you should always use something like polyurethane or epoxy. because it’s still a good finish and it will keep the Layers in the plywood together. I learned that the hard way🤣
Great build Hudson.......perfect 1st sling for your friend and good on you for building it for him. When you get a chance, check out the Japanese Shinto rasps on Amazon for about $30........great tool for shaping wood, made from welded together hacksaw blades, and not quite as aggressive as a regular wood rasp, but still a very efficient wood EATER
Wow, that slingshot video was incredible! The precision and accuracy of the shots were amazing to watch. It's truly impressive to see how much power and speed can be generated from such a simple tool. It's clear that the person in the video has a lot of skill and experience with slingshots. I was on the edge of my seat watching each shot hit its target with such force and accuracy. This video is a testament to the potential of slingshots as a serious weapon and tool for hunting and sport. I can't wait to see more videos like this in the future!
I'm going on a road trip , so there won't be a video out for a few weeks.
Stay tuned, there coming!
Wish I had a friend that would make me a catty for my birthday. 👍🎯👌🎂 Top lad, bet your friend was very happy with his present.
FYI you should never use oil on a plywood frame it causes the glue in the wood to separate and the frame will break. So you should always use something like polyurethane or epoxy. because it’s still a good finish and it will keep the Layers in the plywood together. I learned that the hard way🤣
Holy crap, thanks for the warning! I had no clue, I use a beeswax and boiled linseed oil paste now so we’re all good 👍
@@hudsonhertz no problem. Yeah you should be fine with beeswax and bold linseed oil mix. Love ya videos!!!!
I made it
It was the best slingshot I ever made!!!😊
that's sweet, see you this weekend. Uncle Scott
Ok nice!
Nice looking Plywood Slingshot.
Good Job.
🛸
Superb job brother! I prefer simple myself! Great video!👊💥🙏🤯
Thanks!!
Lucky Jake❗️ good video👍
Great build Hudson.......perfect 1st sling for your friend and good on you for building it for him. When you get a chance, check out the Japanese Shinto rasps on Amazon for about $30........great tool for shaping wood, made from welded together hacksaw blades, and not quite as aggressive as a regular wood rasp, but still a very efficient wood EATER
ok cool, I've used one of those before, worked really well. Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe I'll pick one up.
Świetna robota :D pozdrowienia z polski
Cool video 👍 simple design
Yep, thanks!!
well done and great shots 💥 young man👏🙂👍
Thanks!!
Nice video and shooting 👍🎯
Thanks!!
Yeah you my birthday is the 29th
Slingshots for you!
Yep thank you can wait to see the finished product
ok, I'll give it to you in a few days! Happy Birthday!
Ok sick
Good video, nice shootin and if Jake didn’t like his shooter……I’ll send ya my addy. 😉💪🏻👊🏻🇺🇸
😂😂😂
Sick vid hud
Thanks!
Nice.
Still finding jake in comments 🗿
Bruh😶
Do you have any website for saling your slingshots?
Not yet but I might make one pretty soon.
@@hudsonhertz we r waiting dear. Ur slingshots r amazing 👍
Can you make a kitty for me
How thick is the plywood?
3/4 inch
@@hudsonhertz thanks m8
Can u pls send me the template for the slingshot?
I'm not sure if I still have the template. If I can find it what's the best way to send it to you.