I would like one. I need a QEV with a tad more flow than my 1/2" Fastenal QEV for a new cannon I might build. Man... long time no see, Spudfiles. I've missed you.

Really nice work, man. I always enjoy your craftsmanship on all your creations. BTW, what kind of wood did you use to work with? Pine with a dark colored stain?

That's really cool how the barrels rotate on their own weight when one of the shots is fired. Very impressive use of your burst disk cartridge system in a launcher.

Oh, I didn't see those zoomed in ones at first.

What kind of fill port is on that? Schrader or Male quick release coupling? It looks to be a coupling, but I'm not sure.

I like it a lot, especially the wood grips!

It isn't extremely loud, but it does sound awesome.

For lazy people like me who hate walking out and retrieving their ammo, the reel and line system incorporated in your cannon is a dream come true. Great Job!

The stock is from a toy gun stock made out of pine I believe. The dart is a bunch of cotton string taped on with electrical tape to a nail. As of late, I have added a padded front hand grip which is a towel wrapped around the chamber and then electrical taped around the towel. This addition makes ...

Great idea! I think you should go with the balloon instead of the ping pong ball for ease of attaching, and slightly increase the size of the chamber between the ball valve and the schrader so you can use lower pressures if you don't have a shock pump.

That's a pretty big burst disk cannon! The mount you built for your cannon is really cool and it looks like you put a lot of effort into building it. I hope you can replace those fittings soon so you can up the pressure a bit and maybe get a little better performance. Happy almost St. Patricks day!

I can't wait till you get your minigun finished! How far done are you at this point? Could you maybe post some pictures of what you have finished so far?

sorry i have a.d.d. and cant really consentrate, didnt know about spell function. I will be using a compressor, around 100 psi per shot, copper pipe, paintballs the size of your thumb, and a 3-what ever spring fed, bolt action magazine, iknow this is closer to a bolt action gun, but brlirvr me i ...

Yep, similar story here. We might need the gun for special effects so thats why I brought it to the filming site. They all thought it was pretty awesome, but I doubt most of them would attempt to build one (I thinks one actually did build one before, but it wasn't a pneumatic).

I showed off my 1.5" barreled sprinkler pneumatic today at this kids house that we were filming out WW2 history project movie. I shot one of those weird lumpy balls that grow on oak trees by using a sock as wadding. The people around me were awed as they watched the screaming projectile climb ...