10" basketball cannon

[metallover]

How much did it cost?

I may have to make one of these...

[daberno123]

That was great!

Where did you get the 10" pipe from?

[XxtriviumxX]

Woah that thing is gnarly.

Ill consider making one myself.

[ghostman01]

omg thats huge 10 " damn man, damn. nice helmet, i might have to get myself one of those

[rcman50166]

10" is a very large size. I couldn't possibly guess what thickness the pipe is to hold a combustion. Your next video should definately show you going for a basket lol.

[isban]

About the cost- I "found" this piece in the middle of the "woods" so it cost me nothing. The only thing I bought was the screws to hold the end on. I'm still browsing the garage sales and thrift stores for some cheap basketballs since I only have one at the moment.

[potatoflinger]

This just reminded me of a 20' length of 10" pipe in the back of one of the woodshop classrooms at my school, I keep asking the teacher if our class can make a basketball cannon, but the teacher won't let us.

[MrCrowley]

Holy cow!

That thing had way more power then I thought was possible. That. Was. Awesome

[kostaki]

very insane!when i saw the description i was like then i saw it shot and i thought i could have allot of fun with that

[paaiyan]

Wow, that's awesome. I didn't expect that kind of power at all. Amazing.

[Boom_erang]

That's pretty bad-ass.

[daxspudder]

if you do the math on it the 9.8m/s^2 given the 3.5 second fall from the apex, it fires approximately 130-160' in the air, the variation is because of the second that cant be accurately determined in the video's angle

[isban]

Thanks alot for the estimate. My friends keep asking me how high it goes and now at least I have some idea.

[Spitfire]

Heres a pic of some 350mm (13") pipe we have stockpiled at the farm.

[spudmatic]

Thats a really cool cannon, very unique. Ever thought of possibly filling the basketball with something such as water? may be a little heavier but much worth the video.