As usual, I enjoyed this video and your ingenuous innovations such as the nice 'nerdy' touch to add the switch with the safety cover over it topped off with a silencer. You also proved your point of re-kindling the available energy by the use of a heating element. You make fun videos, Joerg and I thank you for them. All the best to you and yours.
Joerg, I recently found your blog and have to say I am inspired. We have copious amounts of dogwood and osage orange here in the Midwest, so I am hoping to try my hand at some of your more simple carved designs. Any tips for a beginner?
Hallo Jörg, I'm Mathieu from France. I've only discovered your work for a short time, but I do really think it's great ! You are a true inventor, Renaissance-style. I am at the moment considering the purchase of a slingshot, so if you don't mind I might just drop you a line for some advice. For the moment, keep up your interesting researches. Tchüss ! Mat
Dear Jorg, Thanks for this latest report. It was great reading as usual. I have only just joined your blog, but have followed it for a long time, now. Sorry if this is slightly off topic or a repeat of my other post (wasn’t sure if you’d get it). I have been looking at the Liberty 1 for a long time before your review. I would like to get your honest assessment and opinion of the Liberty, since you've owned it (and I assume shot it ) quite a lot and have some more experience of it now since your original comparative review. I am seriously interested in this bow and really would like your thoughts on it and experience with it. Good points/negatives, how much tinkering does it require or is it tinker free? How reliable is it? Have you had any problems with it? I spend part of my year in the UK which is not weapons friendly-so I liked the fact that it is very compact and looks actually childlike. I will be able to play with it with my daughters and not scare people as much as with a big bad mean looking conventional compound bow. But reliability and trouble free operation are absolutely key for me...My email is fareast51@hotmail.co.uk Best regards, Anthony Banks, Sth Korea & UK
As usual, I enjoyed this video and your ingenuous innovations such as the nice 'nerdy' touch to add the switch with the safety cover over it topped off with a silencer. You also proved your point of re-kindling the available energy by the use of a heating element. You make fun videos, Joerg and I thank you for them. All the best to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. It was for me a mystery up to now !
ReplyDeletethank you very much for your job.
Congratulations.
Thank you for your very entertaining post-apocalyptic weapons. The Zombie-Hammer with skull ejector is genius. I am your new fan. More please.
ReplyDeleteJoerg, I recently found your blog and have to say I am inspired. We have copious amounts of dogwood and osage orange here in the Midwest, so I am hoping to try my hand at some of your more simple carved designs. Any tips for a beginner?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Jesse
Jesse, start with my six circles design!
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Hallo Jörg, I'm Mathieu from France. I've only discovered your work for a short time, but I do really think it's great ! You are a true inventor, Renaissance-style. I am at the moment considering the purchase of a slingshot, so if you don't mind I might just drop you a line for some advice. For the moment, keep up your interesting researches.
ReplyDeleteTchüss !
Mat
Dear Jorg,
ReplyDeleteThanks for this latest report. It was great reading as usual. I have only just joined your blog, but have followed it for a long time, now. Sorry if this is slightly off topic or a repeat of my other post (wasn’t sure if you’d get it). I have been looking at the Liberty 1 for a long time before your review. I would like to get your honest assessment and opinion of the Liberty, since you've owned it (and I assume shot it ) quite a lot and have some more experience of it now since your original comparative review. I am seriously interested in this bow and really would like your thoughts on it and experience with it. Good points/negatives, how much tinkering does it require or is it tinker free? How reliable is it? Have you had any problems with it? I spend part of my year in the UK which is not weapons friendly-so I liked the fact that it is very compact and looks actually childlike. I will be able to play with it with my daughters and not scare people as much as with a big bad mean looking conventional compound bow. But reliability and trouble free operation are absolutely key for me...My email is fareast51@hotmail.co.uk
Best regards,
Anthony Banks,
Sth Korea & UK