wyz2285 wrote:Any thoughts on these?
Seems cool to make grips or stock... Dunno if scam tho.

that looks literally like polymorph plastic, which you can get much cheaper and reliable on amazon.
I've used them before for making fake teeth/fangs for halloween costumes and cosplays.

Wow Jack, I had no idea the military actually considered the use of gas guns! I wonder if one day someone on this forum will have their design inspire a new military asset :lol: It is approximately 270 X, impressive and far from the possibilities. The "problem" is transferred to the hho generator, w...

The problem I see in your diagram is that the air pump sucks directly from the HHO generator. It would be very complicated to calibrate the production of hho so that it does not produce vacuum when vacuuming the pressure pump. Thats a really good point, maybe if the piston begins in the closed posi...

If you want to be taken seriously quit using the stupid name "HHO". There is no such thing. You are using 2H2 + O2. I completely agree, which is why my original post puts "HHO" in quotation marks. I believe a better term would be "stoichiometric Oxy-Hydrogen Gas" (SOG), but considering most of the ...

The idea of having the fuel and the oxidant together, in quantity, mixed, and in the gaseous phase, is very dangerous, for example in the particular case of propane and air. Very true! Although HHO is still safer than storing an Oxy-Propane mix in volume, you can increase the safety by having a swi...

I've read all the '08 threads with the argument for and against Hydrogen as a combustion fuel, but recently there's been a lot of buzz on youtube for "HHO" generators and just today Peter Sripol released his next iteration of a fully contained HHO cannon. [youtube]https://youtu.be/pvuASNhxxcA[/youtu...

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote: I bet your average LEO would not be very amused.

Very true! Which is why we made sure to notify the one who lives down the street (and is my friend's dad) that we'd be having fun that night

hectmarr wrote:Point to this side of the world that I eat that ammunition! jajajajaja!!!

I feel bad about shooting edible ammunition too so I got these for free by asking them for the day old food they were going to throw out anyways!

This isn't so much effective in terms of functionality, but french fries, bread, and ketchup packets work great for effective fun!

Ketchup packets especially.
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I used this exact valve model on my sprinkler valve mortar, I flooded that entire square hole with epoxy to seal it and works very nicely.

I love this youtube channel, been a fan of it for a long time.
I wonder whether softer metals such as brass could be used to rifle a pvc barrel?

I've always wanted to re-purpose this method for rifling softer materials
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Sweet animation

Thanks!
I just realized I wrote 80mm instead of 80 caliber (20mm) . I'm guessing the schrader should be fine then.

I'm stuck at college but when I get home for the winter I'm going to try to make one of your original ideas out of brass. I rendered a rough animation to help myself visualize the parts I need to turn. [youtube]https://youtu.be/hTPXiaguwHg[/youtube] Do you think that an 80mm diameter cartridge could...

Have you considered 3d printing an adapter to fit inside a section of PVC pipe so that you can use a regular drill to turn it?
Even more advanced would be to use bobwombles 3d printed 3 jaw Chuck to hold a coupler or section of pipe to be turned.

Maybe add the ability to specify rough dimensions of each component and stretch the image to fit the scale. That way homemade valves can easily be accounted for.