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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 9:13 am
by Jared Haehnel
Something tells me the ATF might raise an eyebrow... :wink:

...if you build it they will come...

Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 9:20 am
by starman
Jared Haehnel wrote:Something tels me the ATF might raise an eyebrow... :wink:

...if you build it they will come...
LOL...indeed they would!!

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 8:51 am
by scottcrete
Image

okay guys.. ive come to the reality.. that the original plan wont work.. so can we at leaset get to gether and build this then?

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:04 am
by Jared Haehnel
:shock: .... :shock: :shock: ......(me then my co workers)

....sure... that would be sweet.... it would better if thy were self loading so you didn't have reload every one individually, every time they went through a cycle...

Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 9:41 am
by paaiyan
scottcrete wrote:Image

okay guys.. ive come to the reality.. that the original plan wont work.. so can we at leaset get to gether and build this then?
Wow, that actually looks like they just made clones of my first cannon and strapped them together.

But I say if there's a community project, we make a scaled up version of the BB Gatling gun that one guy made. We could make one that shoots 3/4" ball bearing instead....

Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 12:48 am
by miskaman
paaiyan wrote:
scottcrete wrote:Image

okay guys.. ive come to the reality.. that the original plan wont work.. so can we at leaset get to gether and build this then?
Wow, that actually looks like they just made clones of my first cannon and strapped them together.

But I say if there's a community project, we make a scaled up version of the BB Gatling gun that one guy made. We could make one that shoots 3/4" ball bearing instead....
My question is "Why is this in an art museum?"

Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 12:53 am
by hi
My question is "Why is this in an art museum?"
spud gunning/building spud guns is an art. not everyone can do it. therefor it belongs in an art museum.

that cannon looks cool, but i see no point, it would take probably 10 minutes to load it and take maybe a second to shoot it if they all fired at the same time.

Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 1:04 am
by miskaman
hi wrote:
My question is "Why is this in an art museum?"
spud gunning/building spud guns is an art. not everyone can do it. therefor it belongs in an art museum.

that cannon looks cool, but i see no point, it would take probably 10 minutes to load it and take maybe a second to shoot it if they all fired at the same time.
Yes, but it's a different degree of art. It's not meant to be in the same building, let alone the same room as paintings. And that cannon could be modified for rapid fire. Although it may take some work.