Let’s just hope that this 10-barrel t-shirt gatling gun developed by Team 254 Robotics of Bellarmine College Prepatory and NASA doesn’t fall into the hands of some mascot that’s one annoying college student away from going all Mac on the crowd like they did on the jungle in Predator.
With a range of range of 150 yards, a 400-shirt ammo capacity and a 3-shirt per second rate of fire, that crazy bastard will certainly “have himself some fun”.
(Team 254 Robotics via Make)
Check out the video of this super tiny homemade cannon shootin’ stuff up real good. I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t want to be on the other side of it – nor would I be firing it next to my computer. It’s just common sense.
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This simple device uses the power of strong magnets to propel balls of steel at fantastic speeds. Speaking of steel balls, you will need ‘em should you ever find yourself standing in the wrong place at the wrong time around this thing.
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The USB Cannon Speaker would be a fun desk accessory, but its ability to be a USB powered speaker is an added bonus. And while you might think that there would be some booming sound coming out of a cannon, its 2.5W output is not exactly going to cause the neighbors to start complaining about the raucous music playing.
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Nothing will get you out of bed quicker every morning than some patriotic music, a flag raising and the boom of a cannon from this alarm clock. You are probably used to waking up with the flag at full mast anyway.
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This 25-inch field cannon uses flint and a automatic charging mechanism to fire calcium carbide “ammunition.” In other words, it will create one hell of a flash and boom—and it can fire several shots in succession. Use it to celebrate a big event, or just place it on your desk at work to add emphasis. Sales are up 50% bitches! BOOM!
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