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1. 
   lynnroy | Jun 10, 2004 12:23am | #1

   I have been reading it religously for 4 years and I never noticed one. I think you have the wrong magazine.

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   UncleDunc | Jun 10, 2004 12:23am | #2

   Have you checked at Fine Homebuilding? I think that's where I saw a back cover about a trebuchet done by a group of timber framers. IIRC, it was exhibited and demonstrated at VMI. Don't remember seeing any plans.

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   RickW | Jun 10, 2004 12:27am | #3

   I don't know about any plans in FWW, but there are plans for a model trebuchet in American Woodworker #63(Dec. 1997). Plans for a full-size one are another story....

   Rick W.

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   Jamie_Buxton | Jun 10, 2004 01:18am | #4

   I'm pretty sure FW has never published plans for a trebuchet.  

   Google with "trebuchet plans", and you'll get lots of hits.

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   Woodcrazy | Jun 10, 2004 01:45am | #5

   http://www.trebuchet.com/story.php/video.html

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   art | Jun 10, 2004 04:40am | #6

   Scientific American had a big article on them a couple of years ago. Art

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   datachanel | Jun 10, 2004 05:26am | #7

   The Timber Framers Guild built one a while back, there was even a Nova special on it.  Try the TF Guild website, or here's a direct link http://www.tfguild.org/projects/fling0.html

   I actually saw their trebuchet when I visited scotland.  Have fun

   Datachanel

   Doing things the hard way