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Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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SpudStuff
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he is kicking up topics to tell the creator to do something
the creator doesn't even brouse this forum and the cannon probably dosn't exist any more
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I would normally edit SpudStuff's post but seeing as people are simply not getting me ill write a seperate post...

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hey i have to say that its a sweet cannon, also nice tractor i had one like that but it fell of my trailer going about 40Mph
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I know I'm kicking up a dead topic....

Just curious is anyone knows how this was used by Search And Rescue?.......

I can see the seed scattering idea working but can't see what use a search and rescue team would have for it...... :roll:
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I believe it was used for sending ropes across rivers for search and rescue.
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Ahh...that makes sense...

Cheers,
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um, holy **** i wish it i could build that
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Got an e-mail alert somebody posted on this topic.
The Waterdawg™ is still alive and kicking.

I don't have as much time as I used to to screw off on projects like this.

I recognize clide and pimpman.
Hows everybody doing?

I thought building cannons fell off the edge of the Earth
Is Joel still alive?
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Building cannons didn't fall off the edge of the earth. Spudtech closed, everybody moved over to Spudfiles. Joel sold the business to another guy.
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that is massive! is that barrel long enough?
WHY PAY FOR IT WHEN U CAN MAKE IT?
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i-will wrote:that is massive! is that barrel long enough?
I'd make it longer next time.

Shoot a beer can at a big rock. Unless it hits square on the top or bottom, you cannot find any part of the can.

Turns to aluminum mist.

Pretty cool stuff. Fun for all!

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