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The tubes are 2ft-long sections of 4in clear sch40 PVC pipe with an internal piston mechanism which pushes ~1.5gal of material out in ~1s. It's basically a scaled-up pneumatic potato cannon design, but operating at relatively very low pressure (~20PSI).

For manually-fired use like this, I've 3D-printed flat nozzles to screw on to the end so that the spray gets concentrated in a vertical line at the target. For overhead use, a 90-degree elbow is used.

I also have an attachment designed for injecting the front and back of a diaper (or other undergarment), for which I use a narrower pressure line to restrict the airflow so that it ejects slowly over 2s.
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Video: Fruitkitty--23 Catapult Pies + 3 Tubes11/14/23report
Meow!
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Video: Session with FruitKitty8/5/23report
I'm pretty sure the 15s minimum video length didn't have something that took this much work to produce in mind.

Captured with my phone wrapped in a lot of painter's tape and plastic wrap using DC lighting to avoid flicker at 240fps.

I'm not sure there's a good way to actually upload the full resolution version to UMD at the moment.
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Photo: Pie Catapult 240fps GIF1/31/23report
I already don't have a shirt on - that's a PVC bib (and waterproof collar, which is mostly covered by the bib).
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Video: Fruitkitty 4K60 Hdr Pie Cannon 5 Shots and 3 Manual Pies7/12/22report
I've posted pics of the catapult here: https://umd.net/forums/fruitkitty--hdr-4k60--pie-catapult-18-pi#postid_890149
Photo: Pie Catapult Stick7/6/22report
I really really like pie.
User: Fruitkitty7/5/22report
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