3D Printing Printed Charge Wells?

[John Kemker]

Chuck,

There was an interesting YouTube video where a guy was testing ejection charges.

When the e-match lit, atthe bottom of the charge, it forced the charge out of the holder, resulting in a lot of un-burned grains.

When the e-match was on top, the powder was retained in the holder and worked well, with very few un-burned grains.

Dave F.

And, did they test with the e-match in the *middle* of the charge? Hmmm? Who knows? Chuck might be on to something, here.

Then again, he might not.

 

[cwbullet]

I could be wrong but I do not worry about it.

 

[John Kemker]

I could be wrong but I do not worry about it.

I didn't think you did, Chuck. I was just having some fun. I'm in a jovial mood today, for some reason.

 

[Ez2cDave]

And, did they test with the e-match in the *middle* of the charge? Hmmm? Who knows? Chuck might be on to something, here.

Then again, he might not.

I don't remember if they ever tried it in the middle, or not.

I've been searching for the YouTube video, unsuccessfully. It was several years ago.

Dave F.

 

[cwbullet]

To be honest, I am tired. I hope we make it through this.

 

[Ez2cDave]

To be honest, I am tired. I hope we make it through this.

Chuck,

"Turn off the world" and unwind . . . You need to "recharge your batteries" !

Dave F.