Fisher's Trebuchet
These plans are to build the Trebuchet as depicted in the Fisher’s Shop video on YouTube. This little siege engine can chuck a tennis ball well over 20yards! And as you saw in the video, a couple of them can make for a super fun yard game. There's something very enjoyable about building a contraption that comes to life and does something. So whether you plan on flinging tennis balls at targets, or using it for physics experiments, this Trebuchet is a blast to make. The plans include all the templates you'll need for the project so there's virtually no measuring needed. So if you're a beginner that's looking for a good starter project or an expert that just wants to build a piece of medieval weaponry, then this one is for you!
Want the Fusion360 Design file or the Easel Gcode? There is an additional folder containing both included!
Dimensions: All measurements are in Imperial format only!
File Format: This document is a PDF and readable using Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF-compatible viewers.
This document contains detailed step-by-step instructions on building the Fisher's Trebuchet that is depicted in the video on Fisher's Shop YouTube channel. Haven't seen the video? Here's a link to the video of the project.
**Please note this is a DIGITAL FILE, not the physical item shown as the example.
These plans are to build the Trebuchet as depicted in the Fisher’s Shop video on YouTube. This little siege engine can chuck a tennis ball well over 20yards! And as you saw in the video, a couple of them can make for a super fun yard game. There's something very enjoyable about building a contraption that comes to life and does something. So whether you plan on flinging tennis balls at targets, or using it for physics experiments, this Trebuchet is a blast to make. The plans include all the templates you'll need for the project so there's virtually no measuring needed. So if you're a beginner that's looking for a good starter project or an expert that just wants to build a piece of medieval weaponry, then this one is for you!
Want the Fusion360 Design file or the Easel Gcode? There is an additional folder containing both included!
Dimensions: All measurements are in Imperial format only!
File Format: This document is a PDF and readable using Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF-compatible viewers.
This document contains detailed step-by-step instructions on building the Fisher's Trebuchet that is depicted in the video on Fisher's Shop YouTube channel. Haven't seen the video? Here's a link to the video of the project.
**Please note this is a DIGITAL FILE, not the physical item shown as the example.
These plans are to build the Trebuchet as depicted in the Fisher’s Shop video on YouTube. This little siege engine can chuck a tennis ball well over 20yards! And as you saw in the video, a couple of them can make for a super fun yard game. There's something very enjoyable about building a contraption that comes to life and does something. So whether you plan on flinging tennis balls at targets, or using it for physics experiments, this Trebuchet is a blast to make. The plans include all the templates you'll need for the project so there's virtually no measuring needed. So if you're a beginner that's looking for a good starter project or an expert that just wants to build a piece of medieval weaponry, then this one is for you!
Want the Fusion360 Design file or the Easel Gcode? There is an additional folder containing both included!
Dimensions: All measurements are in Imperial format only!
File Format: This document is a PDF and readable using Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF-compatible viewers.
This document contains detailed step-by-step instructions on building the Fisher's Trebuchet that is depicted in the video on Fisher's Shop YouTube channel. Haven't seen the video? Here's a link to the video of the project.
**Please note this is a DIGITAL FILE, not the physical item shown as the example.
