The Powder Toy

Proton Cannon by dagriefaa

dagriefaa
dagriefaa
15 / 1
24th Apr 2014
5th Mar 2018
Hardly the most compact design, but it gets the job done.
deut proton cannon electronics

Comments

  • awesome170
    awesome170     28th Apr 2015
    Nice work very well done +1
  • dagriefaa
    dagriefaa     19th Apr 2015
    The 'firing button' I put on the sign is the only button on the cannon (I should probably make that more obvious). Also, the vent at the bottom is to dispose of fusion products like plutonium and uranium, as well as dispose of any stray protons that might ignite the next cycle.
  • Dreambish
    Dreambish     19th Apr 2015
    But uhhh... is the explosion supposed to come out of the bottom and curve around /:( ? Which one is the firing button!
  • Dreambish
    Dreambish     19th Apr 2015
    Perfect for griefing +1
  • dagriefaa
    dagriefaa     17th Apr 2015
    Problem (mostly) solved. Thank you!
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     14th Apr 2015
    the PROT-DEUT reaction creates negative pressure. put some pump with temp set to 0 near the end of the nozzle to neutralize the pressure change.
  • dagriefaa
    dagriefaa     1st Apr 2015
    I fixed the problem. The offending pump is now on for a much shorter time. ^_^
  • dagriefaa
    dagriefaa     23rd May 2014
    I realise that it sucks molten stuff back at itself. This is because of the insanely powerful gravity pump that sucks waste into the disposal channel. But thank you for your advice.
  • magnetman33
    magnetman33     23rd May 2014
    Nice! Looks like you spent a while on it, but not long enough time on testing. I fired it and it sucked molten metal back onto itself. This could be fixed by putting a 2 layers on it; one of diamond, one of frame (diamond on the outside) Anyway, +1 for effort!
  • dagriefaa
    dagriefaa     23rd May 2014
    Thank you for your advice.