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Can any of you help me out.... I'm doing a project with my kids on bottle
rockets and need to find a couple of bored rubber bungs that will fit into (and seal) a standard 2 LTR drinks bottle (like any of the ones sold filled with fizzy pop) I can't find anywhere locally to test this out and really need to find out which size is best so that i can order them from the internet... can any of you guys advise me... or even better, try this out and tell me the size I need? What would be extra useful is if you can also give me a tip as to where i can order them from..? I hope ypu can help as we have a couple of great designed rockets just waiting to be launched...!!! Thanks, Mark Taylor |
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Mark:
I believe that a #3 bung fits a standard PET pop bottle. However, its been quite a while since I tried it, and I don't have a #3 at home at the moment. Steve |
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If I may suggest:
Save the cap from the bottle. Bore it out with a small drill to fit your tubing, remove the little blue plastic seal thingy and add some epoxy or silicone to the inside and wait. Instant seal. |
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Mark Taylor wrote: Can any of you help me out.... I'm doing a project with my kids on bottle rockets and need to find a couple of bored rubber bungs that will fit into (and seal) a standard 2 LTR drinks bottle (like any of the ones sold filled with fizzy pop) I can't find anywhere locally to test this out and really need to find out which size is best so that i can order them from the internet... can any of you guys advise me... or even better, try this out and tell me the size I need? What would be extra useful is if you can also give me a tip as to where i can order them from..? I hope ypu can help as we have a couple of great designed rockets just waiting to be launched...!!! Thanks, Mark Taylor Also consider the 3 liter PET bottles with the wider mouth that some off-brand colas come in. I think a #6 or 7 stopper will fit. |
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Mark:
I remembered your question while I was i the store today, so I did some testing..... standard pop bottle.... #2 bung - much too small #3 bung - very good fit (to best of my knowledge, #2 1/2 & #3 1/2 do not exist) the larger mouth pop bottle (I tested a 1 litre Aquafina bottle, presume that others are the same mouth size) #6 bung - OK # 6 1/2 - better fit #7 too big Steve |
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