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Instructables.com - Build A Net Gun

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mikeysmachines says: Dec 4, 2010. 8:40 PM REPLY<br />

i want to build one of these to shoot it in my house is that possible, can any part of the net harm anything in my room like my lcd and can i customize the<br />

lengths of the rope so its not to big flying across the room (I want it to be able to catch my friend) thanks<br />

crispyjones says: Dec 5, 2010. 8:47 AM REPLY<br />

I would have to warn against doing this without changing some significant things. The net itself is 9.5 feet per side, the tractors and strings add another<br />

foot, at least, in each direction. If you hold the net gun at chest level the top of the net can be somewhere around 15' above the ground and almost 12'<br />

across, you would need a really big room for this to work. As soon as any tractor hits anything, the whole net will stall. The only time I fired this inside, I<br />

was in an enormous garage and it was my first net gun that used a smaller net.<br />

I think you will have to use a much smaller net (and figure all the corresponding net math), thicker foam on the tractors, possibly lighter or smaller<br />

tractors, and maybe reduce the pressure. I am pretty sure the net gun could harm lots of things in your room, including the LCD.<br />

It is probably easier to just ambush your friends outside.<br />

baughmanmark says: Nov 18, 2010. 10:29 AM REPLY<br />

The link that you give for the net, is that a pre-made net because it looks like it.<br />

crispyjones says: Nov 18, 2010. 11:45 AM REPLY<br />

The net itself is pre-made, but you can't just pull it out of the box and put it in the net gun. You get a long length of net, but you still have to cut it to the<br />

correct length, add the spreader string, and attach the tractors.<br />

baughmanmark says: Nov 10, 2010. 5:34 PM REPLY<br />

I did everything you said to do with the Trigger Valve System but when I put air inside the chamber is leaks out of from that hooks to the tennis ball<br />

attachment and also when I press the blow gun it does nothing. What am I doing wrong?<br />

baughmanmark says: Nov 10, 2010. 7:08 PM REPLY<br />

Never mind about my question. I put the wrong end towards the pressure chamber (the arrows were pointing toword the pressure chamber).<br />

crispyjones says: Nov 10, 2010. 6:25 PM REPLY<br />

First make sure the flow arrow on the valve is pointing in the direction of the air flow, back of the arrow towards tank, pointy end towards outlet. Next, put<br />

some air in the pressure chamber and see exactly where it is leaking from. If it is leaking out of the small "nipple" in the center of the outlet (step 4, fig 7)<br />

than you need to seal that off with some more epoxy. If it is leaking out of the outlet (and not the nipple) than it is likely the diaphragm is not seating. This<br />

can happen if PVC chips get stuck in there, just disassemble the valve and make sure the seating surface is clean.<br />

I went through some similar issues earlier this link *might* (direct link to <strong>com</strong>ments seems flakey) take you there. If not, go back to the May 31, 2009<br />

<strong>com</strong>ment string in Step 5.<br />

If none of this helps, post the things you tried and I will see what I can do. Good luck.<br />

SP Tutorials says: Nov 9, 2010. 1:21 PM REPLY<br />

Oh my god this is freaking amazing. I am totally building this. Btw check out my tutorials. I have one so far bit I am working on a new invention of mine.<br />

PIZZA TACOS!!!!!!!! (:<br />

rhoddity says: Oct 28, 2010. 11:45 AM REPLY<br />

Love the trigger mechanism (with a safety system and everything)<br />

I think this takes the cake for coolest functional PVC based ible I've ever seen, full-stop!<br />

xboxdude says: Oct 27, 2010. 6:27 PM REPLY<br />

this was very cool. my dad and i made it together<br />

bigtreehouse says: Oct 10, 2010. 4:43 PM REPLY<br />

You da man. I have wanted to do just this for years. Next work on the Bathook... the grapling hook launcher.<br />

matt says: Oct 10, 2010. 6:12 AM REPLY<br />

This is an excellent instructable. Very nice work, have fun!<br />

Munchys says: Oct 7, 2010. 7:19 PM REPLY<br />

this is kinda hard to find the parts<br />

http://www.instructables.<strong>com</strong>/id/<strong>Build</strong>-A-<strong>Net</strong>-<strong>Gun</strong>/

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