It's sure a sturdy bugger. :-D

Cheers.

Somebody got tired of people playing “Mailbox Bingo”.

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I saw some interesting golf tees (2 3/4 inch).

The prongs looked like rocket fins. So I thought about what it’s flight envelope might be like. So I bought a pack of them and then went to the hardware store. I got three parts from plumbing and my launcher aka blowgun is now made. It is 24 inches long. I found that I have to use a bit of wading to increase the air launching pressure. So I used a piece of bouffant hat for the job. The target is a piece of printer paper folded twice to make it four ply.
The results were good. At approximately five feet. The paper target is doing a good job looking like Swiss cheese.

Edit: After using it for a while. I might try to make sabots for the golf tees to see if I can increase target accuracy. I may also get my homemade nerf dart rifle out of storage. It uses air pressure to fire a nerf mega dart approximately 90 meters down range.

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'My Kid Won't Sleep At Night'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewr0-pz2H0o

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Grant
Darwin NT

Oh so true...

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Grant
Darwin NT

They only needed an extra inch on the strap.... What could possibly go wrong?

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Bob Smith
Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society)
Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

Somebody has to be the first to post after being down for a week so I will.
Open the floodgates.

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And number 2 as well without a TLPTW

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Grant
Darwin NT

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Grant
Darwin NT

Just don't be downwind or on the backside if its gets spooked and lets out a bit of "air".

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Lol. They don’t call it getting sprayed for nothing.

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What do you have when 6 skunks aim at you?

A firing squad...

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Errrrrr - that's quite shocking

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Bob Smith
Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society)
Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

Not as shocking as the cost of a pint. :-(

penicillin - As a direct result of the war and the War Production Board, by June 1945, over 646 billion units per year were being produced.

frozen foods - there was some done before the 1920's. But it was made popular by none other than Birdseye, who blanched pea's before freezing in that year and by 1928 had introduced frozen foods to the consumer. Frozen meals did not appear until after WW2.

Plastics - err

RADAR - Battle of Britain "Chain Home"

Need I go further...

penicillin - As a direct result of the war and the War Production Board, by June 1945, over 646 billion units per year were being produced.

frozen foods - there was some done before the 1920's. But it was made popular by none other than Birdseye, who blanched pea's before freezing in that year and by 1928 had introduced frozen foods to the consumer. Frozen meals did not appear until after WW2.

Plastics - err

RADAR - Battle of Britain "Chain Home"

Need I go further...

Older people have issues remembering things. That's why there are fact checks and web sites like wikipedia.

A very unsatisfactory generalisation there my dear chap, considering you only arrived less than a week before 1945 arrived.
What was said when the 1st horseless carriage appeared?
Progress is required if one is not to stagnate.