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A couple of days ago i came across a bundle of coiled steel sitting in a dumpster. Said bundle turned out to be a broken bandsaw blade. Logically, living in a city where metalworkers are rare, i took it home, cut it to pieces, filed away most of the teethy parts and assembled a miniature loose laminate prod.
The whole thing measures 31cm in lenght, bends smoothly to a 18cm draw, and, despite its mighty 8# weight, is obviously stockless and therefore pointless.
Today, some more filing and chiselling turned into a wee little roller nut.
Next step is to carve out a pistol stock out of some sapele i have lying around...
Any advice on designing the trigger and/or the stock is most welcome!
The prod!
The tiny nut!
And the tiniest sear plate.
The whole thing measures 31cm in lenght, bends smoothly to a 18cm draw, and, despite its mighty 8# weight, is obviously stockless and therefore pointless.
Today, some more filing and chiselling turned into a wee little roller nut.
Next step is to carve out a pistol stock out of some sapele i have lying around...
Any advice on designing the trigger and/or the stock is most welcome!
The prod!
The tiny nut!
And the tiniest sear plate.
If it were me, I'd make a miniature tickler 'trigger'.
Kenh, that would be cool, though i was thinking more along the lines of a vertical trigger, since even low leverage ratios aren´t really an issue with this armor shredder i got here 
News update on the build progress:
. Even a kiddie power crossbow deserves good nocks. You could cut pin nocks and then dip them in liquid 'handle plastic' so they won't shred strings.
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