Make your own quad-barrelled rubber-band Gatling gun

With that done, mark out another circle 2 and 61/64 inches (7.5 cm) in a radius around the first to make a ring shape. 

With that done, mark out another set of circles around the inner and inside the outer circles to make a sort of bullseye-looking set of rings. Next, draw another two lines at each 45-degree angle around the circle from the first two lines. 

Mark out their position on the outer ring circumference, and bracket it with two short lines, as shown below. 

With that done, mark out another series of lines within the circles to mark the positions and shape of the main supporting spokes of what will become the main barrels of the machinegun. 

Next, take your jigsaw, and cut out the shape you've just created as faithfully as possible. Rinse and repeat to make all eight of the shapes needed. 

They should look like a series of wooden snowflake-like structures. 

With that done, sketch and cut out the main barrel mounting piece of the gun as well. You will also need to make sixty-four toothed rails for each of the eight points of each barrel to hold the rubber band ammunition. 

Step 2: Assemble the barrels

The next step is to take your wooden poles and cut them to shape for the barrels. Place the pole or rod into your angle miter. 

Cut the rods directly across at 90-degrees. You'll need for of these. Also cut a short length of plastic tubing too. 

With that done, make a series of wooden rings and other parts to complete the main gun structure. Watch the video for more information on this part as no dimensions are provided. 

With that done, take one of your wooden cylinders, and thread two of the snowflake barrel parts along with at either end. Next, take your hot glue gun, and begin to glue eight of the rails to the rail mounts on each arm of the snowflakes. 

Rinse and repeat for all four barrels of the gun. Ensure the barrel can freely spin around their wooden axles - much like a Gatling gun. 

Step 3: Paint the parts

Next, take the main barrel mounting piece, and glue the wooden barrel axles in place as needed.

With that done, glue the other wooden parts needed to the rear of the barrel mounting plate as shown below. 

With that done, take your spray paint, and paint all the wooden parts as needed. Choose whichever color you'd like, but black works very well. 

Step 3: Assemble the weapon

Once the paint is dry, add the small wooden washers to each barrel mount, and then main gun barrels as needed. Next, add another wooden washer to the barrel axles to hold the rotating barrels in place. 

With that done, glue the main handle to the topmost wooden pole of the barrel mount as needed.

With that done, take your small power drill. This will be sacrificed to power the gun. With your length of plastic tube, insert a large enough drill bit to stick firmly within it. 

Fit the other end of the drill bit into the power drill chuck as needed. 

With that done, insert the power drill into its mounting point on the barrel mounting place, and secure it in place with more lengths of wood as shown below. 

Step 5: Load the weapon

With that done, take a series of rubber bands and load the rails of each barrel of the gun as needed. Before you do that, however, ensure you create the trigger mechanism as shown below. 

Attach the other free end of the triggers to the main drill barrel using some more elastic bands too. When the drill is activated, it will pull the trigger strings, and release each elastic band in turn. 

Once all barrels are loaded, your quad-barrelled rubberband Gatling gun is ready to take the pain to your enemies! Happy hunting. 

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