6 footer

[blind909]

here is my newest edition, it is a 6 ft 2 inch pneumatic cannon, the chamber is about 5 feet of 1 1/2 inch pvc, some elbows, and the barrel is 1 inch pvc sleaved in 1 1/2 inch pvc, (e-tape for tight fit). the ball valve is a 1 inch one that is fairly easy to open, and no, no sprinkler valve upgrades anytime soon, the pump is attached by electric tape, sinse i dont have any hose clamps, weighs in at about 7 pounds.

[img][img]http://img40.picoodle.com/img/img40/5/12/27/t_bigasscannom_e2deb48.jpg[/img][/img]

i am only 4ft 9 inches, so that is huge for me, only pic. for now, damage pics later.

[cwazy1]

i am only 4ft 9 inches, so that is huge for me

that is what she said.

but nice cannon

[blind909]

here are some damage pics, it was done with a totsie pop with toilet paper wadding at 55 psi

[img][img]http://img03.picoodle.com/img/img03/5/12/27/t_damage001m_1c9fcaf.jpg[/img][/img]enterance

[img][img]http://img03.picoodle.com/img/img03/5/12/27/t_damage002m_1869235.jpg[/img][/img]exit

[jrrdw]

The Dr. better not piss you off! Blurry but nice all the same. How many pumps does it take to pump up a Totsie pop cannon? I bet more the 3, lol.

[bigbob12345]

I say its a litle overkill but overall nice cannon

[carter]

it looks huge. how tall are you? lol

[blind909]

i am 4 foot 9 and it is 6 foot 2, and each pump on a foot pump in this cannon is 1 psi per pump.

[TheTrooper]

Thats a lot of pumping!! Good exercise too. Try building smaller pneumatics so you don't have to pump so much.

[blind909]

it only takes about 30 seconds to get it to get it up to 60 psi