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this is some pictures of my potato cannon that i have made sometime ago.

tell me what u think of it!!!

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after painting

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am going to upgrade it to propane one day. when i do i well upload new pictures

i wanted to make something to hold my deo can to my cannon so i came up with this..... it's made of of 1 1/2inch thin wall pvc i have around my house.
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feel free to ask me any questions u got on it.
HERE'S THE URL PLEASE WATCH!

comment please and thanks

Good, solid cannon with a nice paint job.

If you do upgrade to propane, I'd suggest you get rid of the bell reducer.

You should tape the igniter to the chamber like i did with mine. Do you get a good seal with your threaded plug?

Haha, I like how you made a completely different topic just to move it.
You really should have waited for a moderator to move it though

EDIT: DAMN beaten AGAIN lmao

ya but i fucked it up, but and am trying to fix it and when i do am going to upgrade it to use propane

Good job

Yea good job there is only one problem I see, is that you tapped the screws through the pipe and not a fitting. I don't think it will be a problem though unless you upgrade to propane.

why you say that??

He is saying that because propane will produce much more pressure than a standard spray and pray.

Any and every hole you put in your cannon is a potential weak spot. Wityh propane, you would be better off to put the screws through a fitting. This way its less likely to fail.

It most likely wont fail, but its better to be safe.

ya ok i get it now.

am going to make my big ari cannon and then am going to make a new potato cannon.

Maniac wrote:Yea good job there is only one problem I see, is that you tapped the screws through the pipe and not a fitting. I don't think it will be a problem though unless you upgrade to propane.

Its not a problem, and even with metered propane its fine!

frankrede wrote:Its not a problem, and even with metered propane its fine!

That's not a good attitude to have. Holes in the chamber wall reduce it's strength by a factor of 3 (and thus slashes any rating it has by 2/3rds) - threaded and screw holes are worse again.

It really is best to put any holes through a thicker and stronger part of the wall to reduce the risk - and to avoid getting into the bad habits for when you're building a higher pressure cannon.

EDIT: OOOPS!!!

Sorry, 4 identical posts must be a new record. I'm using a dodgy wireless connection, and it kept telling me the page couldn't be loaded, so I kept resubmitting until I finally got through (who doesn't?). I'll trim them out if the connection holds for a minute or two (unlikely, it was hard just to supply this edit. )

I will be pounding the wireless router into the ground later.

2nd edit: Posts trimmed, wireless router whimpering in corner.

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