8 ft long pneumatic spud launcher
the 2 in segment is 4 ft long
epoxy is the red,orange gunk that keeps it air tight when it is on the outside, it fills in any gaps.
the 3 inch segment is 3 ft long
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msg there is an edit button so you don't have to double post 8)
You say that's primer and stuff that keeps the cannon air tight? Are you using this becuase you didn't correctelly use primer and cement on the cannon? If so I woulden't get ANYWHERE near that cannon it's just waiting to blow apart.
You say that's primer and stuff that keeps the cannon air tight? Are you using this becuase you didn't correctelly use primer and cement on the cannon? If so I woulden't get ANYWHERE near that cannon it's just waiting to blow apart.
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I did use primer and cement properly but just be extra safe i put some epoxy on the outside. Sorry I did not describe my previous post well enough.
thank you for the compliment and suggestions
I just filled the above cannon to forty psi, is 40 psi too much or can I fill this up even more? I don't want my gun to break but if I can crank it up even more it would be unbelievable.
Thanks that makes me feel better. It is funny because I thought 40psi was too much but if you are right i can take it up too 100psi!!