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It's great to see all these spud guns from the weekend project video! Congrats Joe, welcome to Spud gun Makers hall of fame, nicely done... - Link.

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Posted by: jimmyjo on November 7, 2006 at 4:43 PM

ehhh... one big mistake...
never drill holes on the chamber, only on the fitting+tube where the thickness is doubled.

and there is no need to locate the sparkgap in teh middle of the chamber. chamber on one of my gun is 3ft long, and one spark at the end is enough.

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Posted by: JoeRowley on December 29, 2006 at 6:15 PM

to jimmyjo,
I just followed the instructions from MAKE MAGAZINE!!
SO thanks for the idea but just doing as told by the pros.
Later

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