There are several Methods to tying a band to a slingshot. 1. You can plainly wrap your bands to the sling shot making sure they are even lengths. 2. you can wrap the bands to the stick with some string. About the 30 times around will do it 3. You can do what i did and drill a hole in the stick and feed the tubing through it and tie a knot at the end of the band so it does not come out. You may have to double knot the band
A rubber band slingshot can be made with a rubber band and a stick. The stick needs to be in the shape of a Y. Put the rubber band around the two small pieces of the stick and you will have a slingshot.
Its called a rubber band
from the store Michaels
For a slingshot you usually hold the rock or whatever you are launching in the rubber band and then pull back, then you release and it goes flying
A slingshot converts mechanical energy from the person pulling the band into kinetic energy when the projectile is released. The potential energy stored in the elastic band is transformed into kinetic energy as the band snaps forward, propelling the projectile forward.
bond, band, bow
A mooring buoy. You can tie a boat to one- the ONLY buoy that you can tie a boat to.
First, bend a pipe cleaner into a Y-shape for the slingshot frame. Tape a rubber band to the top of the Y-shaped pipe cleaner as the sling. Attach the slingshot frame to a tray by taping it securely. Pull back the rubber band, place a small object in the sling, aim, and release to launch.
What I like to do is just grab a fistful of the shirt and then tie the rubber band around it. You should probably tie the shirt with rubber bands in 3 or 4 places for better results.
You grab a brush and pull back your hair and then tie it with a hair tie or rubber band.
The tie-dye ballerina in the girl's sports pack OR the tie-due gymnasts
A mooring buoy. You can tie a boat to one- the ONLY buoy that you can tie a boat to.