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QuestionHow can I build this with small marshmallows?Community AnswerFollow the same steps, but use mini-marshmallows and toothpicks.
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QuestionAre Popsicle sticks the same thing as craft sticks?Community AnswerYes, Popsicle sticks are the same thing as craft sticks. Just make sure the crafts sticks are sturdy enough.
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QuestionDoes a rubber band need to be used?Community AnswerNot necessarily. The springiness of the plastic spoon will give you a little bit of launching power if you tie it off with a string or thread. However, the rubber band will give you much more power and generally work better.
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QuestionHow can you adjust the weight of the catapult to stop it falling backward when you attempt to fire it?Community AnswerTape cardboard to the bottom of the problem area, and place certain weights to stablize the machine.
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QuestionCan I use a metal spoon as a launcher?Community AnswerYes. Any spoon should work fine, as long as it's sturdy.
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QuestionCan I use other things like candy in my catapult?Community AnswerYes, you can!
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QuestionWhat type of lever is this?Community AnswerThis is a Class 2 lever because the load is in between the effort and the fulcrum.
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QuestionCan I use more than three marshmallows?Community AnswerYes, you can.
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QuestionHow do I make a marshmallow catapult if I don't have hot glue?Community AnswerUse wood glue or normal school glue. (If you're impatient, use super glue, as it dries quicker.)
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QuestionHow far does the advanced catapult launch?Community AnswerIt does not appear to have as much launching power as the first one, but all 3 are fun to make.
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QuestionHow far does this catapult launch the marshmallows?Community Answer2 or 3 inches just depends on how big the marshmallows are. You can use bigger marshmallows for greater distance.
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QuestionWhat can I use instead of marshmallows?Community AnswerYou can use pom-poms instead, as long as they can fit with ease. They're soft and have enough density to move well.
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