Jim's Catapult

This catapult is based on the Little Ogre Project. It was built and submitted by Jim M. From Chicago. He and his daughter built it together. . Thanks Jim! He made some great improvements. For example, he used angle irons to support the vertical pieces instead of the forward support & notching which is a great idea. If you can get some angle iron this will save you the trouble of cutting and notching (much easier!) He also used threaded rod and lock nuts as the rod to support the swing arm. This is another great idea and you can pick up threaded rod at any hardware or department store.

Some other improvements:

• He drilled/hammered-in a metal bushing for the pivot
• He added an extra support cross piece for strength in front of the swing arm.
• It was made entirely of a single 8' section of 1x2, and 2 mini bungees for the action

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1. Make the Table Top Troll Catapult Home and materials requred
2. Begin assembly of the sides and base
3. Assemble the catapult firing arm
4. Complete the assemblly and finish by painting
5. Video of this catapult firing
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7. DVD's Documentaries about siege engines
8. Free Catapult Plan

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