Fill the tank with water then empty it before taking any tools to it!
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How don't they line up exactly? different number of threads per inch?
What pressures are you planning on running at? For a small bore and heavy projectile, you,re going to need pretty high pressures to reach the sort of ...
to attach your string you may want to have a spring attached to your projectile so that the initial stress does not break the wire.
Pure Brilliance. You all really know your stuff, and I don't think I ever would have thought off that! That will probably save me a headache and a half. :D
Based on the responses here, I think I'll probably use something like a steel arrow, with the line consisting of my kevlar wound copper wire from the rocket part of the project that I've already done. I'm headed out to buy some hardware tonight!
So, I've been tossing the idea of making a hydrogen powered spud gun around in my head for a while, and I've even made a few prototypes, but they never seem to be reliable. Making a mini cannon seemed to be my only reasonable way to go about this for three reasons:
Nice paint job, light job, everything job
hint: you might want to post the videos on the original post, so people that are not smart enough to scroll down will see them