4note whistling arrowheads

I designed and 3d printed these arrowheads with 4 inlets and 4 chambers to create 4 notes of different frequencies.

[@gadgetguyify]

Totally awesome! This would be a great nosecone for my homemade airsoft 50mm mortar.

[@GermyBallswell]

Absolutely, scale up the diameter and it will sound like a train...

[@gadgetguyify]

I do not have a 3d printer, so I'll have to wing it!

[@evanprobst8461]

Doggo living its best life here!

[@GermyBallswell]

Hell yeah

[@uberschnilthegreat22]

could probably use these as a sound effect method for movies, strap a 4 note arrowhead and rip it past a mic

[@thehunchbackmechanic]

It sounds like a UFO

[@cluelessbushcraft]

What kind of crossbow is that you're using? Where can I get one?

[@GermyBallswell]

It's a cheapo one from Amazon can a manticore

[@simonmuller2576]

I'm going to be a pest at my range

[@doofsivaworshipper8015]

Quick question did you make that crossbow yourself? If not then what brand is it?

[@GermyBallswell]

I usually use a vintage Barnett wildcat 150 lb recurve, but in this video I used 2 "sas manticore". They're are a pretty dead on Chinese copy of my old barrnett, and actually nicer in a lot of ways. Foot hold on the front and smoother trigger/safety, they're still probably the cheapest crossbow out there $100 on Amazon. They work for what I do.

[@travishopkins2275]

Is there a place you post your designs for sale?

[@GermyBallswell]

Yes but they're free. www.thingiverse.com/germy_ballswell/designs

[@idkwhatthisisforplzhelp3678]

Thats technically a bolt because its fired from a crossbow

[@GermyBallswell]

There's always one person to say that. And I think they have just decided that in their head. But no. Just because it's a crossbow doesn't make it a bolt. These are 20 inch crossbow arrows. Bolts are short heavy little things with 2 fletchings that they used to shoot in medieval times. Video games make everyone a misinformed expert on weapons.

[@idkwhatthisisforplzhelp3678]

@@GermyBallswell well i got that info from a medieval weapons expert reviewing a movie, not a game, kinda rude for you to assume... After googling a bit though it seems you're correct, modern crossbows use arrows while medieval ones use bolts and quarrels. Thanks for correcting me!

[@GermyBallswell]

@@idkwhatthisisforplzhelp3678 sorry, that WAS kinda rude. People try to correct me on that so often that I get irritated but that was ghey of me

[@idkwhatthisisforplzhelp3678]

@@GermyBallswell its aight man, kinda refreshing seeing people able to apologize these days Love your vids, especially the screaming goat one!

[@kennyholmes5196]

@@GermyBallswell Ah, I was wondering what the difference was between a bolt and an arrow. Good to know: A quick way to tell the which is which is that arrows have three fletchings, bolts have two. It's not the only difference, but it's the most notable one.