my new homemade canon .what do you think about it? it works with black powder and the flamethrower use an electrical supply to run. cardridges need an electrical motor to be bring to the barrel
link http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/se ... tator_tech
long range 50mm canon lr50 (cannon and flammethrower)
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Broke alota rules there buddy...
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Discussion of solid propellants, explosive devices or incendiary projectiles fired specifically from a spud cannon is prohibited, and may result in a permanent banning of your account.For the purpose of this forum, these definitions will be used:
Solid propellant: Any substance containing all the chemical elements required to enable sustained combustion without the presence of additional oxidizers. This includes but is not limited to gunpowder, thermite, and many commercial and/or homemade pyrotechnic compounds.
For this purpose, nitroglycerine, though liquid, would qualify.
For this purpose, ordinary flour, though solid, would not qualify.
Explosive device: Any device that has the capability to release large amounts of stored energy rapidly.
Discussion of fireworks as projectiles is prohibited.
Discussion of "soda bottle bombs" or any other similar devices that may cause shrapnel as a result of uncontrolled rupture is prohibited.
Incendiary projectile: Any projectile that is capable of producing flame.
Rocket propelled projectiles, pyrotechnic smoke bombs, or any other burning projectiles would qualify as an incendiary projectile.
Read before posting please
Discussion of solid propellants, explosive devices or incendiary projectiles fired specifically from a spud cannon is prohibited, and may result in a permanent banning of your account.For the purpose of this forum, these definitions will be used:
Solid propellant: Any substance containing all the chemical elements required to enable sustained combustion without the presence of additional oxidizers. This includes but is not limited to gunpowder, thermite, and many commercial and/or homemade pyrotechnic compounds.
For this purpose, nitroglycerine, though liquid, would qualify.
For this purpose, ordinary flour, though solid, would not qualify.
Explosive device: Any device that has the capability to release large amounts of stored energy rapidly.
Discussion of fireworks as projectiles is prohibited.
Discussion of "soda bottle bombs" or any other similar devices that may cause shrapnel as a result of uncontrolled rupture is prohibited.
Incendiary projectile: Any projectile that is capable of producing flame.
Rocket propelled projectiles, pyrotechnic smoke bombs, or any other burning projectiles would qualify as an incendiary projectile.
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I would like to be first to say: That is Awesome!
Unfortunately, it breaks some of the rules and regulations of the site; solid propellants and explosive rounds respectively. That still doesn't change the fact it is really neat. If you would, please post a video of it firing.
EDIT: Ah! Beaten by two people!
Unfortunately, it breaks some of the rules and regulations of the site; solid propellants and explosive rounds respectively. That still doesn't change the fact it is really neat. If you would, please post a video of it firing.
EDIT: Ah! Beaten by two people!
"Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity." George S. Patton
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Yes, but I also commented on how awesome it was . Not reading the rules may be a problem, but the way I see it, he is only doing this on one offense, and shouldn't be drilled into him too much. God forbid, the first three posts already chewed him up.Eddbot wrote:ooooh, dans francais
and you broke some rules like all those people up there^ said
"Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity." George S. Patton