Build a huge trebuchet that flings water balloons

Build a huge trebuchet that flings water balloons

What’s it like to have a five-foot long throwing arm? Just watch as John Park builds a portable trebuchet that can fling water balloons fifty yards. Unlike Medieval trebuchets that were constructed out of giant timbers and stout materials, this human-powered version is made out of cheap, easy-to-assemble ABS plumbing pipe. The perfect weapon for hurling rotten fruit at your enemies.

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tlk742 (1) 5 months ago
pretty good to have ^_^
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Kingddd333 (18) 5 months ago
Now i can own everyone in my area
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wesleyac 4 months ago
whats the website and how do u find the pdfs or instructions on the site
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wulff 4 months ago
i am here
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epic lol (3) 4 months ago
omgf im going to do this right now
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epic lol (3) 4 months ago
not i'll do it later
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