Launcher as a Chef's tool
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- Corporal 3
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Now, if it was the GB semi they were using...... 

Completed projects:
CA1 SMSS Basic Inline
CA3 PDAB Airburst Cannon
Current Project: Bolt action rifle (25x140mm + 1in shot)
CA1 SMSS Basic Inline
CA3 PDAB Airburst Cannon
Current Project: Bolt action rifle (25x140mm + 1in shot)
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- Private 4
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i can see how firing a potato thru a screen can be used practical
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- Corporal 5
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Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but I can think of much more practical ways to automate french fry making, a pneumatic ram comes to mind.
Nonetheless, it's a pretty cool invention...I guess you can get away with DWV at these pressures.
Nonetheless, it's a pretty cool invention...I guess you can get away with DWV at these pressures.
"If at first you dont succeed, then skydiving is not for you" - Darwin Awards
I've speculated on doing this for years, but my ideas all involved shooting the oil in a sabot infront of the potato and having it catch fire as it flew... but shoot for the moon eh?
- Pete Zaria
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It's quite a Rube Goldberg invention, but I like the humor of the concept.
Hmm... How could we build one to make curly fries?
Peace,
Pete Zaria.
Hmm... How could we build one to make curly fries?

Peace,
Pete Zaria.
A fast rotating grate, but slow enough not to shred the potatio. GL with that. 

if I owned a reastaurant I would have a big air cannon in the back of the dining room to fire steaks at a wall so customers could pay like 5 bucks extra to have their steak "cannon tenderized" (yes I know this was done on mythbusters)
"You polish a turd, it's still a turd"
Remember DYI!!!
Remember DYI!!!
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By the way, Zaria, I'd have to say I have a 1-up on your gun there. (2-up, actually.) When I shoot ESP, I use an STI Eagle 5.0 double stack. When I shoot .45, I shoot a Thunder Ranch stainless 1911. 

Completed projects:
CA1 SMSS Basic Inline
CA3 PDAB Airburst Cannon
Current Project: Bolt action rifle (25x140mm + 1in shot)
CA1 SMSS Basic Inline
CA3 PDAB Airburst Cannon
Current Project: Bolt action rifle (25x140mm + 1in shot)
- Pete Zaria
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Good stuff. I like STI's, although a single-stack fits my hand better.SEAKING9006 wrote:By the way, Zaria, I'd have to say I have a 1-up on your gun there. (2-up, actually.) When I shoot ESP, I use an STI Eagle 5.0 double stack. When I shoot .45, I shoot a Thunder Ranch stainless 1911.
I shoot some IDPA, but no ESP.
If I may ask, do you have a concealed carry permit?
Peace,
Pete Zaria.
PS - sorry to have hijacked this thread....