Steambow: Umbau (conversion) zum Wechselwurfarm-Sysrem, geschlossener zum offenen Lower/ Grundkörper

Good evening, good morning, meal time. Oh, I don't need sunglasses anymore. Okay, what am I going to do today? I'm going to do the following. Here is my survival. You know, I'm doing a project called Survival from Steam. And here is the closed basic body, the lower. Installed. And I want to open it. Open. That the W here is opened. And I have access to the switchable arm system. And I can quickly switch my arms. And mobility is also a factor. Okay, what do you need for that? Oh, if you are interested, stay tuned. So, it's just about opening the lower. That I have opened a closed lower. Okay. If you are interested, stay tuned. Let's go. Here is my scope. 4-16x44 from crossbowtraining.com I'm just coming back from shooting. I used the good weather. A bit of sunshine. You can still see it in the background. With the Dragon from Jiangxing at 20 and 30 meters. With 6x39 from crossbowtraining.com Once 30 on precision and 20 on dynamics. Yes, short video. I'll show you a bit. Okay, all right. That's just for that. Well, let's get to the conversion. Conversation. Okay, whatever. We don't need that either. Yes, what do you need? A small saw. So you can saw the polymer. Then you definitely need a chalk pen. I have a thicker one. An edding. Wait a minute. That's not the right one. Ah, I have to get the other one. I have a non-permanent. That would not be so good to paint that. That's just a multitool. Okay. Sandpaper. Rough, fine. Yes, here is 180. I do that for the rough. Here is fine. I still need a file. I'll have to get it later. Exactly. Multitool anyway. And a little bit of stuff to clean. And a smudge cloth. These are the things we need. And files. A file. Not a file. How do I get it? Yes, here it is. Here it is. Triangular. I think it would be better if you have a round one. But you call it what it is. Okay, good. First of all I do it flat. Good. Sandpaper. Good. We'll do that later. Yes. Organization is the half of life. Do I live in chaos? No, never. Always totally organized. I prefer to adjust the thinner ones myself. Good. Under the spring. I can do that later. I don't have time. But now I'm talking. I don't care. Secure. Secure out. Here are the thumbs. And the edge here. Good, okay. Yes. It's still relatively new. And that's why it's a bit stiff. I pull the bow a bit closer to get some tension. Then you get the tensioner. Then it's easier to get it out. End caps off. So. End rail. Good. Let's think about that. Why don't I use my multitool in this case? Because it's designed for American standards. And that's a metric standard. The landing gear and so on. Does it grip the bow better? Okay, the bow is out. End caps off. It's really hanging out. Yes, grip off. I've only shown you the Excalor kit. In the next episode I'll mount another one. Simply because it's a more dynamic grip and I like it to be static, not undynamic. I don't need to pull it off. Good. Yes. The tensioner is also off. If I find my sponge here. One second. Yes, I have a few more conversion projects going on here. That's why there are tools everywhere. The end cap is simply off. I hope you can't hear it. By the way, Malte Keller has just been here. Greetings, Maran Archery Germany. Maybe he'll see the video. That would be funny. Yes, I've already touched the banana head. That's very good news. Greetings, Malte. But we have to continue here. So. Here we have to loosen the screws at the back. I'm a friend of not disassembling everything. Why? Not because of laziness? No, because of the time factor. If it doesn't have to be. Here it is enough to loosen one screw. Yes. Normally we would have to peel everything off when you do something like sawing. But we don't need that here at the edge pushers. Besides, I don't know. I've already shown it. Maybe no one saw it. I'll show it again at the end. We'll see how fast it goes while sawing. Maybe it's good. Yes. Our task is now to cut through the rails. Once here and once there. For that I make four lines. I draw a straight line with a ruler and start sawing. I'll have to enlarge it later and probably have to go deeper. But for now I try to as straight as possible. Please don't tell me to do the sawing. Okay. I'll have a quick look at Malte. Malte hasn't called back yet. Malte has to wait for him. Good. I'll just start here. My tool or my ruler. As I said, I only draw a line here. It doesn't have to be perfect. I'll tell you later. One thing is important. You can't get too close to the hole. Here's a hole. Can you see it? I can't get too close. As close as necessary but as little as possible. Exactly at the edge. So you can build ----. On the other hand, it's no problem at the back. I can do it with my eyes open. I'll draw it straight again to see what it looks like. Good. Okay. It's marked now. I have to work with light. The last video was way too dark. Sorry. I'm not a good YouTuber. But I'm trying to convey important content. Fun, passion and craftsmanship. Crossbow passion. Good. Let's go. Here's the marking. Here's the saw. Rock'n'roll. I'll start here. I can't see much. Let's go. Let's leave it like that. I cut it through. I made it a bit tighter. On the inner line. So. The first cut is there. Now the second. We'll do the same. Then finely and cleanly with the file and the sanding paper. And the file. And now we'll adjust it. I'll get a switchboard. That's the advanced. Let's have a look. Okay. You see it has to be a bit deeper. Otherwise it's okay. As I said. We'll make the edges fine. And here I'm sanding. Like this. Okay.