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Explosive Blowgun Darts

Explosive Blowgun Darts
I will be showing you how I made some simple blowgun darts that make a loud noise and some smoke upon impact.

Video coming soon.



WARNING: THESE DARTS ARE DANGEROUS!!! DON'T UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SHOOT THESE AT OR NEAR PEOPLE, ANIMALS, OR ANYTHING THAT MAY BREAK. TRY THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
 
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Step 1Gather Materials

Gather Materials
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You will not need very many things to make these darts. You will need....

-Caps. The kind that comes in circles of 8 or 12 caps.

-A rod. Should fit snugly inside the caps. About 2 inches long is good.

-Electric tape

-Packing tape. Needs to be crisp plastic stuff.

-Blowgun. Mine is just a 1/2 inch aluminum tube.

-Scissors
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4 comments
Sep 30, 2008. 5:42 PMcowscankill says:
Nice, but this is different from mine. They use similar ammo, but mine have multiple "charges" I guess, and I use a cheap needle, not an alluminum rod. Because of materials needed, I think I'll stick with my darts. Great idea though. AND, if it's just on by a snug fit, that makes it reusable... I think I will try this :D
Nov 21, 2008. 9:26 PMMattrox says:
you could use a nail
May 31, 2008. 4:32 PMkotymaldonado says:
nice!

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Hi, I'm Ben. I like mechanical engineering, and using free stuff/"junk".