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22-05-2010, 14:06

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Re: Most Powerful FIRST Team created T-Shirt Cannon

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Originally Posted by John_1102

Umm Yeah the principle of compressing water has to happen other wise when you put your finger over the end of a hose nothing would happen. Water is compressable. 1000psi water jets are used to cut steel.....so again logic isn't following here. It's compressable to a very very small degree.

Water is most definitely incompressible. Just wait till you have some fluids classes.

If you're using this thing around other people that surely don't understand the risk use something else to store the pressurized air.

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