AT4 Bazooka Conversion (Firework Artillery Shell)

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Dangerous Fun Awaits: Transforming a Used Bazooka Tube into a Unique Firework Artillery Shell Launcher Combine a surplus AT4 (Bazooka) with a PVC pipe and a 3D printer to unleash a thrilling experiment. One man's creative endeavor is turning a used bazooka tube into an innovative firework artillery shell launcher. A closer look at the capabilities of personal 3D printers reveals their potential for producing custom, high-precision parts quickly. This allows users to merge two components into a single assembly, maximizing enjoyment. Primary Test Video Watch this essential video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUdNGFR3cIw Previous Life Discover how it was before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6Gq0GCP3BU Assembly Instructions Acquire the following materials: 1. One 2-inch PVC pipe, approximately 12 to 20 inches long 2. One 2-inch PVC cap 3. One printed Bazooka top (version 1) 4. One printed Bazooka bottom (version 1) 5. One used bazooka tube with a diameter of about 3.3 inches 6. JB Weld 7. PVC cement 8. 200-grit sandpaper 9. A knife Instructions: 1. Print both the top and bottom bazooka parts. 2. Check if the two parts fit snugly on the 2-inch pipe, and sand them down until they do. 3. Attach the 2-inch cap to the 2-inch pipe, allowing it to dry. 4. Insert the bazooka bottom all the way to the bottom of the 2-inch pipe and secure it with JB Weld. 5. Place the bazooka top about two inches from the top and attach it using JB Weld as well. 6. If desired, paint the tube and add an orange ring around the front to clearly distinguish this device from a real bazooka. Warning: This project was built by experienced professionals and is still experimental. It's strongly recommended not to attempt this without proper guidance. Fireworks should only be used according to the manufacturer's instructions, and I will not assume liability for any misuse of this device.