Former Motor Mythbusters host Davis DeWitt of Backhaul Studios had tons of condiments packets leftover from fast food restaurants and what not, so what better way to make use of them than by building a condiment cannon?
Building the condiment cannon required some handcrafted metal parts, along with some 3D-printed pieces. The final design incorporated a flywheel launcher design sporting large brushless motors and 6-inch discs, while a magazine feed system provides full-automatic mode. Sure, only tiny flat jelly condiment packets worked best, but they worked perfectly for shooting at random objects at high speed. Hopefully, the next version will work with ketchup packets.
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