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Spud Cadet
This cannon is tiny, but
powerful. Have fun shooting it like the guys from Tattoo
Angus are in their studio.
Although Spud Gun Extreme,
LLC cannot condone the actions or the graphic nature of the
content of this video, you can see how easy and fun it is to
use.
If you would like to know
more about Spud Cadet, click
here. You can also send an
email to
Contact Us.
For more information from
the guys at Tatoo Angus, click
here.
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Cyber Master
Here is a sweet looking cannon
using alluminum and Schedul 80 PVC. Click on the photos to
view larger version.
"It took 3 or 4
months to make from mostly sch. 80-40 gray pvc, brass
and steel fittings. The the light gray 3'' x 41/2'
barrel is CPVC good for 20oz soda bottles!! there
are other attachments for it, including a 5'+, bolt
action golf ball barrel. The gun has a 27v
electrical system to operate the 1/4'' solenoid
valve which pilots the 11/2'' iritrol
sprinkler valve.
Check out this innovative way
to launch T-Shirts. American ingenuity at its best!
The gun’s air chamber is 3” PVC. The valve is a sprinkler
valve. The valve is hooked to (3) 9 volt batteries wired in
series. That is wired to a push button switch mounted on the
gun. The barrel is 2” PVC. All the PVC is Schedule 40. The
CO2 container is from a pop machine. It has a regulator on
it and we set it at 125 PSI. I put a ball valve on the gun
to turn off the CO2 from the tank and also mounted an air
gauge on it to keep track of the air pressure. We got the
shirts to shoot about 250 ft. The out side of the cannon
was made to look like a 50 caliber machine gun. It is made
from MDF and painted camo like the car.
If you like what they have
done, show some support by sending them an email. To send
them an email simply click on the link below. The rest is
done for you.
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friendly site.
Cobra Venom Hybrid
Cannon
Not just another cannon
The cannon has been engineered for a high degree of
safety when use under 2X with propane or MAPP. The
factor of safety before the material bends for enough so
that it does not return to it’s original shape is 4.2
under a load of 200psi. The cannon can clearly handle
higher pressures, but 2X is plenty of power and the
cannon has been tuned to be power efficient with its C:B
ratio operating under 2X while keeping safety the
highest possible. Velocity benefits diminish when going
past 2X without using a very heavy projectile to take
advantage of the additional thrust, or a longer barrel
to allow the projectile to be pushed farther by the
extra gasses. The cannon was machined and welded out of
100% 6061-T6 aluminum. It was then annealed to relieve
stress and then re heat treated back to the T6 condition
for maximum strength.
This rifle is currently being tested.
So far at 115PSI it has surpassed my every expectation
launching a 50 cal. slug through just about anything you
want to shoot. A dot scope will be added for further
testing.
The barrel is a brass/copper barrel
sleeved with PVC. There is a 115PSI blow off
valve for safety, and a Schrader valve for easily filling
the cannon. This gun also offers you the
option to have a continuous feed from a compressor, or have
the CO2 package added.
The porting is 1.5" in diameter, since
you can't actually see down the barrel in these pictures.
The piston is made of a shampoo bottle cut in half and then
filled with hot glue. It's fully serviceable; the chamber,
the piston housing, the piston, and the pilot valve are all
accessible and replaceable without having to replace
anything else with it. The air chamber can actual be
increased in size if necessary, since the threaded cap out
the front could be replaced with a much longer pipe. For
now, the threads on the barrel allow me to shoot anything
else until I work out the net attachment (like the 150 golf
balls I scrounged from outside the shooting range one
afternoon, freebie!). Oh, and the flame decals increase the
muzzle velocity substantially. Enjoy. I sure do.
(Chris used a
PPCTACG001
in the construction of his new cannon.)
Ryan Seacrust from the MJ
Morning Show.
This fine pneumatic potato cannon is the work
of Alex Neiman. He combines multiple designs to come up with
his superb cannon EA25PAC.
What a great effort.
To finish the cannon, Alex says he wants to paint and add
cool decals to his spud gun.
Alex has put a lot of thought and work into his design. If
you would like to ask Alex some questions about his
instrument of mayhem, send him an email by clicking on his
name below.