joint issue

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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trollhameran
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Does anybody have any ideas how i can join 3" pvc to a 2 litre bottle? the pipe needs to go where the neck of the bottle is.

and yes i know not to use bottles for chambers but that isnt what this is intended for.
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Duct tape or super glue / hot glue.
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Also usually can't go wrong with epoxy.
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i would use fiber glass.
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Would any of the things that have been suggested hold under pressure as it is going to be used for a water rocket that will be using compressed air
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epoxy will hold under pressure.
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