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19-05-2009, 13:07
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Re: T-Shirt cannon pnuematic set ups
Now that this thread has been completely hijacked by an Ego contest....
When I built my air cannon in high school, I had the help of my father who has worked in Water Treatment for about 30 years, so thankfully I was blessed with knowledge from above about pressure ratings. I used 4 inch Galvanized Steel, and typically ran it at 135 PSI. I was able to launch aluminum baseball bats about 250 yards with about a gallon of water in the barrel. Enjoy some very dated pictures:     |
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