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Re: pic: T-Shirt Launcher, still needs a chasis
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Originally Posted by Bruceb
Fold them in thirds the long way so they are about 10 inches wide then roll them up. Secret weapon.....rubber bands.
Bruce
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This is exactly the folding method we used when I mentored 1147. One variation, we didn't use rubber bands, we used electrical tape. Rubber bands can come off in the chamber or barrel yielding unsatisfactory and unpredictable flight characteristics.
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