Mighty Mouse

[spudshot]

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heres my new (and first) diaphram cannon, the specs are 1 1/2" chamber, 3/4" CPVC barrel, and 1/4" npt ball valve actuation. the diaprham is just 1/16" rubber, and i sanded the 1 1/2"-3/4" reducer just enough so that the 3/4" cpvc will fit through, i did the same with a bit of 3/4" pipe. paintballs go flying with this little monster
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[deathtodeer666]

where do you put the air into the chamber? and how does the diaphram work exatly?

[CS]

Use SEARCH! Try finding your answers before you start throwing out questions for us to answer but Ill help you this time go here http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=260

[3quarters]

that is a very cool little cannon
I always found diaphragm cannons a little on the complicated side
good job, though

[drac]

What's so complicated about them? All you do is stick a piece of rubber beind the barrel, fill through the end, and exhaust.

[noname]

Everyone always says that diaphragms are too complicated but that's a load of BS. Nice work. I bet that ball valve can hold a ton of pressure.

[)DEMON(]

That thing is really cool,you should try to post damage pics and give it a paintjob.

[carlbelcher]

Cool little cannon, but what's with the quick connect?

[noname]

He fills it from a fat air compressor most likely.

[frogy]

Quick disconnects fill way faster than a Schrader and they connect on to the air compressor so you don't have to hold on the air chuck....

[noname]

That's what I thought.