Project Turbulence - Some Initial Testing

Testing how possible it is to move a Mega XL dart via fan power

[@45hr52]

This is cool engineering, good job 👍🏻 On a side note you should make the bullet red that will make it pop out more!

[@LimabeanStudios]

One of the most phallic things I've ever seen but really cool idea. Feels like some form of shutter-like valve to restrict air flow should help you get away with shorter barrels.

[@aelsi1337]

the barrel extension is the way to go, figure out what length of barrel it takes to reach max velocity

[@senorali]

Dude, build this thing so I can buy it from you.

[@davisray]

Make it human-size, and get into it. Dont forget wear helmet, safety first!

[@Steve91L]

would there be a way to by-pass the air until the fan is up to speed? the longer barrel definitely will help get the speed up

[@GPN007a]

Some very lonely women would buy this off you as is. I see mass market potential with the possible finished product

[@robmicheal511]

Im sorry but what could possibly be the application of this? There are way more efficient ways to move something through a tube.

[@zacharyjefferies9965]

It would appear that he is attempting to have some fun, Rob.

[@robmicheal511]

@@zacharyjefferies9965 I didn't mean to come off rude or condescending that's why I added the apologies to start but I can see how that could come across wrong. I'm genuinely curious what the application for this is. given there are better options for such a device, unless there is a specific purpose or idea for this design.

[@zacharyjefferies9965]

@@robmicheal511 yeah I was just poking fun at you. I'm curious too!

[@Steve91L]

he is shooting a big nerf dart. i am guessing using compressed air may be to cumbersome to be move around