With the step at 4:41, you might want to wear some safety glasses when removing those fittings. With the last air cannon I built the tank had about 10 PSI in it straight from the store and blew metal bits and debris at my face when I removed the fitting!
Thanks for the tutorial is really good, is there a way to control the distance it comes out, let say 3 different pre-set distances with a press of a button
If I were to by a complete ankle blaster with a PicoBoo ONE and a motion sensor. Would the PicoBoo one come programmed to run? I have no idea how to run a PicoBoo controller. Or where can I learn?
What is the point of the regulator ... since its on the back end of the tee behind both the main air port and the solenoid the only air it can regulate is the input going into the tank not what comes out ?
your Pressure Sensing Mats you have on your site can you use it on the DIY air blaster? Can you install the Pressure Sensing Mats manually DIY to the air blaster?
I used a two channel RF remote to trigger my blaster, I wired one to the blaster and the other to a 12v airhorn from Harbor Freight. Now I can trigger the air or horns fromt he remote I carry around in my pocket. I hit the kids with a one two punch...
I built something like this and a decent sized tank will get a few dozen shots at least but with the current price of co2 it costs about $4 per blast by my calculations
That would basically be the same as around the 9:30 mark in Episode 1: czcams.com/video/3BnxdLmyhgk/video.html You could use a simple PicoBoo ONE controller and easily connect a motion sensor to that.
That can be used to attach the blaster to the back of a wall or inside a crate. Drill a hole for the air to come out and then you can use screws or bolts through the flange to secure the blaster in place.
i need a download for that awesome ambient music!
My son and I just completed this build. It is awesome!
About how many blast can you get without refilling the tank...
Tonya Harding betta take notes.
With the step at 4:41, you might want to wear some safety glasses when removing those fittings. With the last air cannon I built the tank had about 10 PSI in it straight from the store and blew metal bits and debris at my face when I removed the fitting!
Good tip! Always a good idea to have safety glasses on when working with air and a good reminder never to aim props like this at people's faces!
Great build. About how many blast can u get with out refilling the tank?
This is the beast video from beginning to end
Thanks for the tutorial is really good, is there a way to control the distance it comes out, let say 3 different pre-set distances with a press of a button
If I were to by a complete ankle blaster with a PicoBoo ONE and a motion sensor. Would the PicoBoo one come programmed to run? I have no idea how to run a PicoBoo controller. Or where can I learn?
Please share a link for the audio track used in this video. It`s so good!!!
What would happen if you use a pancake air compressor on a pop ankle air blaster?
What is the point of the regulator ... since its on the back end of the tee behind both the main air port and the solenoid the only air it can regulate is the input going into the tank not what comes out ?
your Pressure Sensing Mats you have on your site can you use it on the DIY air blaster? Can you install the Pressure Sensing Mats manually DIY to the air blaster?
I used a two channel RF remote to trigger my blaster, I wired one to the blaster and the other to a 12v airhorn from Harbor Freight. Now I can trigger the air or horns fromt he remote I carry around in my pocket. I hit the kids with a one two punch...
If you didn't have an air compressor could do use a co2 tank? and if so how long would a large one last?
I built something like this and a decent sized tank will get a few dozen shots at least but with the current price of co2 it costs about $4 per blast by my calculations
Wicked! 🎃🎃🎃
How often can it be triggered? Like every 15-30seconds?
Probably more like once every 5-10 seconds.
Where can I find the hand trigger?
should add to the video using a picaboo with sensor to control it
That would basically be the same as around the 9:30 mark in Episode 1: czcams.com/video/3BnxdLmyhgk/video.html
You could use a simple PicoBoo ONE controller and easily connect a motion sensor to that.
Why the added flange on the end if the pipe?
That can be used to attach the blaster to the back of a wall or inside a crate. Drill a hole for the air to come out and then you can use screws or bolts through the flange to secure the blaster in place.