Basketball Cannon
Posted: Sun Feb 13, 2005 12:10 am
<div align="center">BASKETBALL CANNON
Provided By - DR
For ease of handling, the Chamber portion of the 10" C-900 pipe on this one is only 34" long. The Barrel portion of the pipe is 48" long.- (not including the belled end) This will give me an approximate 0.7:1 ratio.
The I.D. of the 10" pipe is approx. 25cm (9.8425"). - 2,586.9 cubic inches!! -It falls short of my first one which had a chamber volume of 3,195.5 cubic inches.
I'm thinking of buyind a mattress inflator/deflator to vent the Chamber, because the cast-iron end cap will be bolted on.
If anyone has any better ideas on how to vent 6,500 cubic inches of pipe, I would be very grateful!
I should have this ready yo fire by tomorrow evening, but I'll definitely have it readt for the weekend. The hardest part of the whole build was trying to cut the end of the pipe evenly. (all by hand with a miter saw) The flared end was cut with a jigsaw, and finished by hand.
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Provided By - DR
For ease of handling, the Chamber portion of the 10" C-900 pipe on this one is only 34" long. The Barrel portion of the pipe is 48" long.- (not including the belled end) This will give me an approximate 0.7:1 ratio.
The I.D. of the 10" pipe is approx. 25cm (9.8425"). - 2,586.9 cubic inches!! -It falls short of my first one which had a chamber volume of 3,195.5 cubic inches.
I'm thinking of buyind a mattress inflator/deflator to vent the Chamber, because the cast-iron end cap will be bolted on.
If anyone has any better ideas on how to vent 6,500 cubic inches of pipe, I would be very grateful!
I should have this ready yo fire by tomorrow evening, but I'll definitely have it readt for the weekend. The hardest part of the whole build was trying to cut the end of the pipe evenly. (all by hand with a miter saw) The flared end was cut with a jigsaw, and finished by hand.
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