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Panzer II
This is the second rendition of a rubber band gun robot I built. Runs off of a 9.6 V battery, and shoots down rubber cans. It is also lazer guided, and very fast.
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26-07-2009 00:36
MMassoni11
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Here's a simple design that can hold and fire about 10 rubber bands. Stretch them one by one across the base and attach them to the wheel. As you attach them turn the wheel clockwise to load onto the next bar. Then simply reverse the wheel direction to fire. Unless it already does fire multiple rubber bands?
26-07-2009 00:39
R.C.
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Originally Posted by MMassoni11
Here's a simple design that can hold and fire about 10 rubber bands. Stretch them one by one across the base and attach them to the wheel. As you attach them turn the wheel clockwise to load onto the next bar. Then simply reverse the wheel direction to fire. Unless it already does fire multiple rubber bands?
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-RC
26-07-2009 01:42
Nick Lawrence
Re: pic: Panzer II
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Originally Posted by MMassoni11
Here's a simple design that can hold and fire about 10 rubber bands. Stretch them one by one across the base and attach them to the wheel. As you attach them turn the wheel clockwise to load onto the next bar. Then simply reverse the wheel direction to fire. Unless it already does fire multiple rubber bands?
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26-07-2009 01:58
MMassoni11
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That is exactly how it works. You can comfortably hold about twenty elastics or so on there, depending on size.
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