if you have a 3" barrel I highly suggest going to the discount food store nearby and stocking up on shitty soup! The fit is near perfect, requiring almost no wadding. The destruction potential is much greater!

Here's my 3" barreled pea shooter shooting random stuff - soup cans included!

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Nice. Needs better ammo than lemons though, does a soup tin fit in the barrel? An empty one could make a good sabot...

I did a can of pumpkin pie filling, it was weak sauce though, I was shooting 3" diameter by 6" long chunks of oak wood in that video. No lemon is about to go through a steel ...

Heres the completed beast and me shooting a 2002 blazer hood. This thing is stupid powerful

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You shouldnhave went with less screws holding that back cap in. Why so many?? 8 would have been plenty. This is where my supah valve broke due to all these screws.... Still nice thiugh...

(1500LBF on end cap)/(8 screws * 1/8" wide screw *.25" thick pvc tee) = 6000psi, I think pvc can handle 11000 ...

You shouldnhave went with less screws holding that back cap in. Why so many?? 8 would have been plenty. This is where my supah valve broke due to all these screws.... Still nice thiugh...

(1500LBF on end cap)/(8 screws * 1/8" wide screw *.25" thick pvc tee) = 6000psi, I think pvc can handle 11000 ...

check this video out she is a beast

Hmmmm, looks like you took all of the parts from a supah valve and put them in another tee..... Very cool upgrade though!! :D

No I made all the parts at my work. A supah valves internals would not work with my 4" tee because the supah valve is based on a 3" tee with 2" ports, I did make them ...

Well when you get the rest built you should take a red king size bed sheet to the jump field, paint a black dot in the middle, get the cannon ready, make the jump, take the shot during freefall while filming the results from the Gopro and ground levels and if you hit the bulls eye that would be ...

Lockednloaded wrote:What's with the bolts on the chamber side of the valve?

That's me not trusting the glue lol. At 100psi There is over 1500lbs of force trying to push that fitting out

PVC does become quite brittle at temperatures near freezing so you have to be careful when handling the cannon to make sure it doesn't bump in to anything. I would also advise against multiple firings in cold temperatures.

You should read the relevant parts of these documents too:
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spudn00bie wrote:Cold+PVC Tisk Tisk Tisk

it was like 40 degrees out today no worries. I was a safe distance away from it too, tisk tisk.

Here is a big snowball getting annihilated
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Thanks guys launcher is coming along, like I said I'm just waiting on shipping for the rest of the fittings.

does anyone know of local stores that sell 6" solid core pvc pipe? because right now my pressure tank is only 4".

I will have some better pics and video up in a bit

Its been about 5 years since I touched a spud gun (had one explode in my hands at 80psi 5.51BAR) was not pretty. but I learned a lot from that day especially on the use of pressure rated pvc.

Anyways here's my coming out of retirement build, its a "megah valve" with 3" ports on a 4" tee, giving it ...