Free project plans: Today's is the Repeating Crossbow
 

Think 1930's, great depression, hunting for food and no money for
bullets because you spent it all on bootleg liquor. This is the
repeating crossbow, the ecofriendly way to kill things.
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Free project plans: Today's is the Repeating Crossbow
 

On May 21, 3:56 pm, greggspen wrote:
Think 1930's, great depression, hunting for food and no money for
bullets because you spent it all on bootleg liquor. This is the
repeating crossbow, the ecofriendly way to kill things.
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Ahh, those were the days. That attitude of 'make it yourself' has been
so completely displaced in the modern world with the assertion that
its only of value if its new, mass-produced and expensive.

I think that particular attitude that the advertisers have trained the
masses with is doing more harm to our planets ecosystem than anything
else.

Bring back the DIY world, where a bandsaw made of scrap plywood and
pipe fittings was a thing to brag about and show your neighbor, not
something to be scoffed at.

--riverman

Free project plans: Today's is the Repeating Crossbow
 

riverman wrote:

Bring back the DIY world, where a bandsaw made of scrap plywood and
pipe fittings was a thing to brag about and show your neighbor, not
something to be scoffed at.

And where trying to get something repaired wasn't considered
quaint and met with the universal advice, "You know, it's cheaper
to just buy a new one."

- JR
(codger-in-training)

Free project plans: Today's is the Repeating Crossbow
 

On May 21, 3:00 am, riverman wrote:
On May 21, 3:56 pm, greggspen wrote:

Think 1930's, great depression, hunting for food and no money for
bullets because you spent it all on bootleg liquor. This is the
repeating crossbow, the ecofriendly way to kill things.
Subscribe for daily update's in your feed reader or email.
a new plan every day.http://freehomemadeworkshop.blogspot.com/

Ahh, those were the days. That attitude of 'make it yourself' has been
so completely displaced in the modern world with the assertion that
its only of value if its new, mass-produced and expensive.

I think that particular attitude that the advertisers have trained the
masses with is doing more harm to our planets ecosystem than anything
else.

Bring back the DIY world, where a bandsaw made of scrap plywood and
pipe fittings was a thing to brag about and show your neighbor, not
something to be scoffed at.

--riverman

Now days it's the only way to get something not made in China.