Mini Mega Launcher
Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2005 8:24 pm
<div align="center">MINI MEGA LAUNCHER
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This is pretty much a copy of Joel's Mega-Launcher, but using my sprinkler valves instead. Don't let the sprinkler valves and 1 in. PVC fool you, this gun puts a baseball through 1/2 in. plywood every time, like it's not even there. This gun also has a 1.5 in. barrel and a 2.5 in. barrel.
I have recently built a piston valve that works perfectly. It's 3 inches in, and 2 inches out. When I get around to building another one (hopefully very soon), the two will be teamed up to replace the tired sprinkler valves currently used on this gun. Let the devastation begin! One of the first things i will shoot to pieces is the tree that is early visible in the left picture above. Its full of termites and has to go. If I can't shoot out the base, at least it will be fun trying.
The sprinkler valve I modified to get more power. I didn't want to spend $100 on supah valves from <a href="http://www.spudtech.com/">SpudTech.com </a> so I tried to make a valve that would be very powerful and inexpensive. By no means is it as powerful as a supah valve but in comparison to an ordinary sprinkler valve, it adds a lot of power. Air flow is still restricted but the speed at which the valve opens is greatly increased which is what gives it the extra power.
Below used to be a 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet of plywood, but after shooting it a few times with my big cannon, this is all that's left.
Provided By Luckythirteen - <a href="http://www.koolpages.com/potatohell/">h ... /</a></div>
Provided By Luckythirteen - <a href="http://www.koolpages.com/potatohell/">h ... tohell/</a>
This is pretty much a copy of Joel's Mega-Launcher, but using my sprinkler valves instead. Don't let the sprinkler valves and 1 in. PVC fool you, this gun puts a baseball through 1/2 in. plywood every time, like it's not even there. This gun also has a 1.5 in. barrel and a 2.5 in. barrel.
I have recently built a piston valve that works perfectly. It's 3 inches in, and 2 inches out. When I get around to building another one (hopefully very soon), the two will be teamed up to replace the tired sprinkler valves currently used on this gun. Let the devastation begin! One of the first things i will shoot to pieces is the tree that is early visible in the left picture above. Its full of termites and has to go. If I can't shoot out the base, at least it will be fun trying.
The sprinkler valve I modified to get more power. I didn't want to spend $100 on supah valves from <a href="http://www.spudtech.com/">SpudTech.com </a> so I tried to make a valve that would be very powerful and inexpensive. By no means is it as powerful as a supah valve but in comparison to an ordinary sprinkler valve, it adds a lot of power. Air flow is still restricted but the speed at which the valve opens is greatly increased which is what gives it the extra power.
Below used to be a 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet of plywood, but after shooting it a few times with my big cannon, this is all that's left.
Provided By Luckythirteen - <a href="http://www.koolpages.com/potatohell/">h ... /</a></div>