Copper Piston Cannon
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2005 5:20 pm
<div align="center">COPPER PISTON CANNON
this is my copper cannon modeled after plasticex009's HVPL-01 the chamber volume is 930ML, the barrel volume is 210ml, i plan to get a larger barrel, the chambers are dual 24" 1" copper, and the barrel is 36" 1/2" copper. the piston is a neoprene washer, a 1/4" bolt, 4 washers, a lock washer, a 3/4" plywood spacer, and a nut, it doesnt bend or destroy itself anymore. it exhausts from a 1" sprinkler valve modded with a blowgun, the fill valve is a quick connect with 3/8" threads, the tee is 1/2" i've also included some damage pics. during one shot the bolt i was shooting didn't have enough power to penetrate the target, and it ricocheted and hit me in the thumb i had on the trigger, felt like i hit myself with a hammer
the top of the lawnmower (used for my air compressor) was hit with a 7/16" bolt at 60 PSI, it was also hit a few other times with a wooden dowel, but it didnt penetrate it, infact, the dowl cracked in half.
the coffee can was shot many times with plastic wire nuts and AAA batteries
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this is my copper cannon modeled after plasticex009's HVPL-01 the chamber volume is 930ML, the barrel volume is 210ml, i plan to get a larger barrel, the chambers are dual 24" 1" copper, and the barrel is 36" 1/2" copper. the piston is a neoprene washer, a 1/4" bolt, 4 washers, a lock washer, a 3/4" plywood spacer, and a nut, it doesnt bend or destroy itself anymore. it exhausts from a 1" sprinkler valve modded with a blowgun, the fill valve is a quick connect with 3/8" threads, the tee is 1/2" i've also included some damage pics. during one shot the bolt i was shooting didn't have enough power to penetrate the target, and it ricocheted and hit me in the thumb i had on the trigger, felt like i hit myself with a hammer
the top of the lawnmower (used for my air compressor) was hit with a 7/16" bolt at 60 PSI, it was also hit a few other times with a wooden dowel, but it didnt penetrate it, infact, the dowl cracked in half.
the coffee can was shot many times with plastic wire nuts and AAA batteries
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