Unfortunately no real plans...just went to Lowes and started tinkering with PVC. Most of my combustions are a 3" chamber of some sorts to a 1.5" barrel usually about 30 to 40" long. I like using BBQ igniter and a large ball valve(makes for easy fuel delivery and looks cool. The paint and other "acce...

Its 3/4 inch I think.

Good job..I like it!

Its all Krylon Fusion paint.

Yes but they are not sharpe enough to cut you.

The blanket is just a moving pad I use for painting. I am in the process of planning a larger, more involved gun. Will post soon.

I use the Right Guard in the small silver can...its a "new" version thats trying compete with Axe body spray. For me I spray and count to five. That seems to give me ignition on the first try most of the time. Check your BBQ igniter. Make sure its not gummed up with hairspray or some thing. I have j...

Start with a three inch cleanout "T". You will need three 3" to 1.5" reducers, a 1.5 inch threaded insert and cap for the BBQ igniter, another threaded exit for the large ball valve (I cement the threaded ball valve in but not the top ignition so I can fix or replace if needed), then last is a 35 to...

Thats a very cool cannon. Paint does make a big difference! Good job.

Yup. I did a base coat of green, then you hold leaves from what ever you want over it. For me it was a small branch off a tree in my back yard. Then do a very light burst of the different color paint over it. My newest cannon "Rambos little brother" uses three paint colors...the extra color gives it...

Thanks, the camo painting has been a lot of fun. Going thru the yard to find different leaves and branches to try is a cool challenge. I was looking at a G.I Joe toy the other day for some ideas...who knows what you can up with for the next gun, thats the fun part.

Not that much. I had some parts leftover from my Rambo gun. About 40 $, I also had paint leftover. I like to keep the guns simple. No batteries, fans, etc., you know things to break and go wrong. I am not looking for top end power, if I want that I can grab one of my REAL guns and shoot at something.

Here is another creation that I came up with. Basic combustion, but again attention to detail make this gun special. 3" chamber with 1.5" barrel. New variation of camo, new heat shield and some tricked outed sights. The counter sink bits made this job much easier when making the heat shield. Adding ...

Nice looking gun, I too like the paint job it really finishes off a cool gun.

OK, thanks I thought they were like a long cone shaped type bit. I did get some new countersink bits from Lowes the other day, just a small cheap set to try out. So far they look like they are working real well. I would have saved a tremendous amount of time if I had some of those!! I am pumped abou...