ABS pipe

[spudthug]

oo idk crowley srry

[sandman]

well, im going to add up the total cost of the cannon with the pressure pipe and if its over $250 i probly will not do it

[sandman]

sry, for the double post but do you think http://www.pipestock.com/ABS_Pipe_Fitti ... Plain_138/ is really a reducer, the pic is deceiving

[allthingsgo2]

I used abs on my golfball gun as well as a standard combustion spud gun.
I've had excellent results. this is all parts i got from home desperate though.
the cellular core makes me uncomfortable as to what it will hold pressure wise. but i use light fuel loads and a bbq ignitor with two screws. so its not terribly powerful but enough to keep me laughing.
Good luck.
PS: my golf ball gun cost me approx 30 bucks.

Good Luck and happy shooting

Colin

[sandman]

well, i think the place that i as going to get the pipe from only ships to the UK so i think im screwed :cussing:

im power hungary so i think the cell core will not hold, but thanks for the imput Colin

[DK]

ok, ill try again
but i dont doubt that it will get there eventuaully

Trust me, it won't.

[sandman]

ok, im sorry to dig up my old topic but i have new developments

um, i found a place that has the pipe that is close to me, but they have two kinds regular pressure rated, and class T which they say is for threading. I was wondering if i could use the class T with the regular stuff in a reducing bushing. So i could use regular for the chamber, and class T for the barrel. Just in case i ever decide to thread the end of the barrel.

http://catalogs.shoplocal.com/harringto ... genumber=5
thats the place im talking about
page 46-47 for ABS stuff

[DK]

That would depend entirely on the outside diameter of the pipe. I would suspect that you could use the class T with the regular pipe in a reducing bushing. However, the inside diameter of the Class T will most likely be smaller than the regular material. I checked out the catalogue, and I don't see any problems with using that pipe. 2" is rated for 230 psi even!

As for dimensions, I would check with the company to verify that you could in fact use class T with the regular pipe and whether or not the inside diameter is less.

Cheers.