Soda Bottle Chamber
- SpudsMcGee
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I've been skimming thru the forums and I have found very different answers to the question of how much pressure a soda bottle can handle, does anyone know?
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i think it is about 100psi
i wouldnt take it beyond that, and many people say the same. although i have seen guys take it up to 120
i wouldnt take it beyond that, and many people say the same. although i have seen guys take it up to 120
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Probably 100PSI-140PSI. Doesn't mean it can handle this every time.
Just spend the few dollars on a PVC chamber, you'll end up messing around with the bottle threads for awhile anyway. I've pumped up a soda bottle to 50psi, and even at that pressure i'm scared using it.
Just spend the few dollars on a PVC chamber, you'll end up messing around with the bottle threads for awhile anyway. I've pumped up a soda bottle to 50psi, and even at that pressure i'm scared using it.
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The only reason I wanted to use a soda bottle is because I found an awesome nozzle that fits perfectly over a bottle.
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Toally agree with mr. c on this one, pvc is made to to handle repeated applications of pressure, soda bottles not so much, and i'm sure you're not gonna feel to swell when it blows up.
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Ok, well then do ether of you guys know the size of pipe that would fit in the nozzle?
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I wouldn't see a problem with using one below 100 psi, though I would recommend changing it regularly.
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The nozzle of a soda bottle? No idea.Ok, well then do ether of you guys know the size of pipe that would fit in the nozzle?
Or do you mean whatever nozzle you were talking about here?
The only reason I wanted to use a soda bottle is because I found an awesome nozzle that fits perfectly over a bottle.
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The water hose nozzle...
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It depends how long a piece of string is
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Wow thats funny... but I thought saying soda bottle made it basically known to the size. Plus am 13, I'm aloud to make mistakes!
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Like not spelling "allowed" correctly?SpudsMcGee wrote:Plus am 13, I'm aloud to make mistakes!
You're allowed to make mistakes as long as you learn from them.
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Saying "Aloud" was the joke...
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