Building an historic brass cannon Ep 7 - fabricating the barrel elevation adjustment @DoRiteFabrication
Building an historic brass cannon Ep 7 - fabricating the barrel elevation adjustment  @DoRiteFabrication
Uploaded November 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What good is a cannon if you can't take aim. Had to make a barrel elevation adjustment from scratch due to a boneheaded move. Welding, milling and drilling...here's the next installment on the cannon I built for a friendly competition with my buddy and fellow Youtube creator John Saunders over at his NYC CNC channel.

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