Pressure rated DWV?
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do you know how much a metal 4" cannon would weigh??
i am not going to build a smaller cannon..well i am but i already put 50 dollars into this cannon! im going to finish it..
i am not going to build a smaller cannon..well i am but i already put 50 dollars into this cannon! im going to finish it..
4" piston valved cannon-half done..( i spilt my cement...)
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If I could lift it, then you should have no problem. Work out a little?spudthug wrote:do you know how much a metal 4" cannon would weigh??
i am not going to build a smaller cannon..well i am but i already put 50 dollars into this cannon! im going to finish it..
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i do not just want to lift it.. i want it to be easily portable and below 10 pounds... a 4 inch peice of metal 4 feet long alone is going to weigh 20 pounds!
4" piston valved cannon-half done..( i spilt my cement...)
Hybrid- 75% done. need to build propane holder and drill/tap sparkplug hole..
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That guy at the hardware store has no idea what he is talking about. "Yep, these 4" DWV fittings right here can easily hold 400 psi..." Definately!!!
You're gonna have to do some shopping to find pressure rated 4" fittings. I'm pretty sure Ace Hardware sells pressure rated fittings of that size, n e way, I know Home Depot selly rated 4" pipe in 2 foot sections, but I'm not sure about 5 or 10 foot sections... Good luck finding everything you need! I can't wait to see this puppy whaen it's done!
You're gonna have to do some shopping to find pressure rated 4" fittings. I'm pretty sure Ace Hardware sells pressure rated fittings of that size, n e way, I know Home Depot selly rated 4" pipe in 2 foot sections, but I'm not sure about 5 or 10 foot sections... Good luck finding everything you need! I can't wait to see this puppy whaen it's done!
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yea..i checked ace.. they do not have tees, or female/male adapters, or elbows, or 4x2 reducers....the only pressure rated thing they have is the cap..
4" piston valved cannon-half done..( i spilt my cement...)
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it says half done..ill have to change that heh.. umm.. well i have my bumper done, and my sealing face, and umm...some other things...hehe i have my pilot valve, my barrels, my fill/psi guage.. i have all of the pipe of rthe chamber and the piston. i have the piston...all i need is 4 inch things...
4" piston valved cannon-half done..( i spilt my cement...)
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Most mid-size pipes that say dwv are pressure rated. I have some 3'' pipe that has dwv and pw on it. I've used it a lot and it works fine.
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no u guys stop mixing up fittings with pipe..i know most dwv pipe is rated i need to know if the fittings are..not pipe!
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If you can, try to measure the volume of pw and unrated dwv pipe via water displacement and compare the weight to get density figures.
Cellcore should be lighter due to the fact that it's foam.
Of couse, you would probably attract attention by carrying a bucket of water and a scale into the hardware store. Unless you live in new york.
OR
You could just buy a fitting, fill it up to 400psi, then take it back and yell at the guy after it explodes.
Cellcore should be lighter due to the fact that it's foam.
Of couse, you would probably attract attention by carrying a bucket of water and a scale into the hardware store. Unless you live in new york.
OR
You could just buy a fitting, fill it up to 400psi, then take it back and yell at the guy after it explodes.
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your not suposed to sand the pipe retardspudthug wrote:
and ur supposed to sand the pipe, clean it, prime it, then glue it
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+1Kenny_McCormic wrote:your not suposed to sand the pipe retardspudthug wrote:
and ur supposed to sand the pipe, clean it, prime it, then glue it
Put it on a stand. Or if 4 feet weighs 20 lbs, cut it down to a 1 foot chamber with an appropriatly sized barrel.spudthug wrote:i do not just want to lift it.. i want it to be easily portable and below 10 pounds... a 4 inch peice of metal 4 feet long alone is going to weigh 20 pounds!
A four foot chamber isn't that portable, even if its PVC. Kind of unwieldly if you ask me, even if its an over under type cannon.
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umm you can to make it rougher and therefore able to grab better...im an asshole..your not suposed to sand the pipe retard
your an idiot..if i put it on a stand it will weigh more and be even harder to hold...i do not just want to lift it.. i want it to be easily portable and below 10 pounds... a 4 inch peice of metal 4 feet long alone is going to weigh 20 pounds!
Put it on a stand. Or if 4 feet weighs 20 lbs, cut it down to a 1 foot chamber with an appropriatly sized barrel.
A four foot chamber isn't that portable, even if its PVC. Kind of unwieldly if you ask me, even if its an over under type cannon.
umm no..i do not want a 1 foot chamber.. i have 3 ten foot barrels already and the whole gun planned out.. i want a big gun.. dont post in my threads anymore because u think ur all mighty and tough but your a dickhead who is a big idiot with like 2 guns!
a 4 foot chamber is definately portable...
you get around with your four foot stomache
and mods please dont lock this thread i didnt start the fight jsut do something to not let them post here i need help not arguments or dickheads ruining my ambition...
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4" piston valved cannon-half done..( i spilt my cement...)
Hybrid- 75% done. need to build propane holder and drill/tap sparkplug hole..
Hybrid- 75% done. need to build propane holder and drill/tap sparkplug hole..
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Spudthug, here is my suggestion:
I would hold off on the fittings. Purchase them from McMaster, which will tell you all the stats about what you are buying. I would rather wait a few days than feel uncertain about the pipe I just bought. I've bought numerous times from Mcmaster, and beleive me, its not as hard to navigate the site as it might seem.
If a fitting says DWV on it, I steer clear. No matter if some guy tells me it can hold X amount of pressure.
I would hold off on the fittings. Purchase them from McMaster, which will tell you all the stats about what you are buying. I would rather wait a few days than feel uncertain about the pipe I just bought. I've bought numerous times from Mcmaster, and beleive me, its not as hard to navigate the site as it might seem.
If a fitting says DWV on it, I steer clear. No matter if some guy tells me it can hold X amount of pressure.