Old technology meet Mr GB

[Carlman]

hi all,

i felt the crave for some golf ball on print server action today

here is the HP Jetdirect 300x in all its glory

here is my first pneumatic (unposted) with a 2" ball valve and being a total length of 8' ish


here is damage after 100psi with a GB






just shows you what a big ball valve can do doesnt it?, everything is pn18 that will hold pressure and the barrel is pn12, imagine this at 200psi with my new pump

[jrrdw]

I'm surprised it didn't go all the way though, maby those printed circuit boards are tougher then I think. How you holding the aim steady when you turn the ball valve open?

[JDP12]

haha that gun reminds me of my first, which moved 3 feet off target whenever you tried to open the ball valve... thankfully i have moved on since then

[Carlman]

I'm surprised it didn't go all the way though, maby those printed circuit boards are tougher then I think. How you holding the aim steady when you turn the ball valve open?

the back of it is metal, i do not know the thickness but quite hard

[psycix]

If you are using a higher pressure AND a better valve (sprinkler) I think you can put it all the way trough.

[Ragnarok]

I'm surprised it didn't go all the way though, maby those printed circuit boards are tougher then I think.

They are pretty hardy. I have a mate who once fired air rifles at them, and some of the pellets actually bounced back at him - not fast enough to be dangerous, but quite worrying nonetheless.

They're made of multiple integrated layers, and like composite tank armour does, it allows them to disperse energy quite well.

I did crack the one in the floppy drive I destroyed in the HEAL video through the blunt force of 300 ft-lb potato, but unfortunately, none of the projectiles I fired actually reached the circuit board to penetrate, being broken up by the layers of metal above it.

[DYI]

I've fired a 2" diameter hardwood dart completely through a computer case, circuit boards, hard drives, disk drives and all. And that was with the low pressure SCTBDC, so it can't be incredibly difficult.

Are you going to make some way to hold it more steadily, and spring load the ball valve?

[Blitz]

It's too bad you used a halfway decent print server, hope it was broke before you ensured it was broke.

DYI, how thick was the chassis shell/panels? (I am assuming it's sheet metal)

[Carlman]

It's too bad you used a halfway decent print server, hope it was broke before you ensured it was broke.

DYI, how thick was the chassis shell/panels? (I am assuming it's sheet metal)

i had no use for it and no1 wuould buy it off me lol

[D_Hall]

Depends on what you hit on a circuit board.

I've fired a .22 LR at a single unit on a board (an admittedly sizable capacitor) and been stunned to see the bullet be absorbed (ie, didn't come out the other side).