New combustion cannon
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well i have not posted any of my guns on here for a while because no one liked me using ABS for pneumatics, so i was bored today and i had found a bunch of crap laying around and decided to build a combustion gun so after all the ABS glue fumes had gone away, this is what i had
pretty simple design, a monkey could probly build it, and best of all it cost me 7$ to build
pretty simple design, a monkey could probly build it, and best of all it cost me 7$ to build
trying to decide on a new project, probably something small.
Damage pics woudl be nice . And I dont think its that people dont like ABS...its that they dont like non-pressurerated ABS. Also your reducer is DWV...
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well i have to find something to shoot out of it first. but when i do i will get some up here
thats my super special ignition system !
thats my super special ignition system !
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lighter?super spuder wrote:well i have to find something to shoot out of it first. but when i do i will get some up here
thats my super special ignition system !
We didnt like your pneumatic because we already get bad press, and some kid losing his hearing to a "dangerous weapon" doesnt help.
anyway, nice cannon. you should make more combustions
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well what ever, i am confident in my " SOLID" walled ABS. I am planing on making more combustions, i hate only being able to shoot where my air compressor is
EDIT: yea, its a BBQ ignitor with the flame still working, and i can use just the spark to, i wanted to see if the flame would give better performance than just a spark
EDIT: yea, its a BBQ ignitor with the flame still working, and i can use just the spark to, i wanted to see if the flame would give better performance than just a spark
trying to decide on a new project, probably something small.
Also, I question why you would use ABS over PVC in a pneumatic gun? The only reason I could think of for using ABS would be because it is more chemically resistant, but you dont use chemicals in a pneumatic gun...
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well if i answer that is is going to start an argument... this is the combustion show case
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oh crap... so it is
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well if you must know, i used ABS because i can not get presure rated PVC around here, the only way i can get it is to drive 1 hour north, and i am not going to wast my time driving down there to get some stuff, then realize that i need other things
PS: could a mod move this to combustion show case pleas
PS: could a mod move this to combustion show case pleas
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ABS has better chemical and UV resistance, higher impact resistance, and a much cleaner mode of failure than PVC. But yeah, don't use DWV plastic pipe (be it ABS or PVC) in a pneumatic cannon.
Nice simple cannon, looks like fun to shoot. The chamber seems a bit oversized though.
@Haithar: the entire gun is DWV, not only the reducer. As long as it's solid wall, it's fine for a combustion. Cell core may also be OK, but it certainly isn't recommended.
Nice simple cannon, looks like fun to shoot. The chamber seems a bit oversized though.
@Haithar: the entire gun is DWV, not only the reducer. As long as it's solid wall, it's fine for a combustion. Cell core may also be OK, but it certainly isn't recommended.
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i was just out shooting it, it is pretty loud
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hmm, could do that, think i will...
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