Advanced Potato Cannons (Spud Guns)

[@skullass101dylan.g.w.foste6]

Axe body spray works wonderful for combustion fuel when I use my potato cannon and smells good afterwards 😁 just finished building a new potato cannon

[@darthwy09]

Advanced Potato Cannon looks like a Rocket Launcher!!! 😲😲🚀

[@adamgeorge8953]

Best video on this propulsion mixture and distant shipment sender device

[@MoonMoon-gu2ge]

Looks good man, I remember building a pneumatic spud gun with the solenoid valve when I was 12. Thing was such a blast to build and use, we had to pump it with a bicycle pump which was rough.

[@MrArmageddonBuilds]

@@MoonMoon-gu2ge I remember those days... bicycle pump pneumatic cannons 😄

[@MichaelMyers-nw9qi]

the e book isn't offered for free. wth ?

[@MrArmageddonBuilds]

@@MichaelMyers-nw9qi The eBook is free with the 2 courses I offer. By itself, it is $7.

[@tuhulumedia107]

Could take out some xenomorphs with that thing

[@TheOldKid]

Using pvc pipe in high air pressure applications is a disaster waiting to happen. 100psi of water acts nothing like 100psi of air

[@Ditismijnnaam]

A noisssss I like it when engineers go to work noisssss noissssss but hey buddy you forgot one VERY important element we find in nature : Venturi principle and I know you know about this because you made this and guys who make stuff like that also know what the Venturi principle means try it out get some pressure out of it by keep it mind it COULD go kaboom in your face so what is the pressure rating on the stuff you use ? hmzzz 10 bar ? Narrow down the output you will be in for a surprise 250 meters is impressive I have to tell you you apply some Ventury to this mofo oehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@leeshaw6641]

Has anyone ever tried adding nitrous oxide to the fuel mix?

[@MrArmageddonBuilds]

@@leeshaw6641 not sure about nitrous oxide, but MAPP gas from welding setups has been used... It works well, but it's pretty dangerous.

[@adamgeorge8953]

Even if u use nitrogen or Mapp, please don't use plastic pipes, "ALWAYS" use metal pipes, thankyou

[@leeshaw6641]

@@adamgeorge8953 And book it in at the proofing house lol

[@seancrutcher525]

Where im from we call them Tater Guns