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Ragnarok wrote:Me? Nothing spud related, general assortment of other things

Various cash and cheques, new wallet (a good thing, as my old one wasn't great), COD4 for my laptop (not had it before, already liking it lots), a book about drugging elephants, calendar (three guesses what the calendar's subject was, first two don't count), and a few minor assorted things.
Hot Bitches, the 2009-2010 Female Wolf Calendar :D
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I got a $30 home depot gift card. a propane adapter from BCARMS, an 80 mm chamber fan
an EVIL DETONATOR CO2 reg!!!!! :D :D can you say semi auto marble cannon!!! :twisted:

also I got a Leatherman (can be used for any thing)
and a 32 piece Husky presicion knife set w/ micromiter (great for cutting rubber for sealing faces)
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I didn't really get anything spud related, but I did get a $50 gift card to PepBoys auto store, so if I can't find anything that my truck needs I might buy a shock pump.
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I got a entirely new computer tricked out for gaming (this one was a total shocker) and about $150 in cash, plus a scale model RTF A-10 Warthog EDF R/C plane and a 2.4GHZ wireless camera.
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A laptop (which I am using now) which can and will be used as a homemade chronograph. I also got a 400 psi shock pump. It pumps pathetically slow but at least I have high pressure. I will probably make a homemade one though.
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Floyd wrote:A laptop (which I am using now) which can and will be used as a homemade chronograph. I also got a 400 psi shock pump. It pumps pathetically slow but at least I have high pressure. I will probably make a homemade one though.
where did you get said pump? / what does it look like?
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I got a 2 dollar scratcher lottery ticket which in turn won 100 bucks. I bought me a compressor with it. I also got a dremel bit set.
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I don't know, (i didn't buy it myself as it was a gift). It is a shockmate from planet bike. Here is a picture.

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oh. I thought you meant a stand up one....

those are GREAT coupled with penguns....... just to let you know.
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How long is that pump? I am making a mini shock pump right now. Also what is the pump cylinder I/D?
You can tell how awesome a cannon is by the pressure used.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/high-pr ... 12803.html
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The ID is probably around 7mm the body (not including handle/rod)is around 15 centimeters long. If you are making it, make the cylinder a lot longer.
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Holy poo I thought the I/D would be 1/2''. BTW I am making the pump with 1/2'' type m copper (3 1/8'' stroke I think).
You can tell how awesome a cannon is by the pressure used.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/high-pr ... 12803.html
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10" drill press with vice and set of drill bits. I don't know how I lived without it before!
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ohhh thats what a shock pump is. i have a few of these layin around

http://www.outsideoutfitters.com/popup. ... 067_1_.jpg

is it any good for spudding?
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Yes, but they have very little volume which means it will take forever for it to get to the pressure you want.

May I suggest making a pen gun or a small coaxial for use with them as VH_man suggested above. Those are the only things in my mind worth pumping for.
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