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I purchased a Bug-A-Salt years ago on Massdrop.com (now inexplicably Drop.com) and while it was great fun and fairly effective, the corrosive effects of shootin

• anbop 7y ago
  Can it shoot coarse sand?
  • whamlastxmas 7y ago
    If only Obiwan had one of these
  • cr0sh 7y ago
    You'd probably want fine sand - not coarse. But I think even the finest sand you could buy at a big-box home improvement store might be too coarse, and/or have impurities in it. So you'd be left with getting certain purified "sands", that would be closer to being called "cutting agents for water jet cutters" than anything else. With the associated ($$$) pricing. But maybe there's something cheaper out there? Maybe there's some kind of finer mortar grit additive that isn't too expensive that would work?
    • gruez 7y ago
      >You'd probably want fine sand - not coarse. Why? Coarser particles fly faster, so they should be better?
• Grue3 7y ago
  What if MGS is used instead of salt? You can even shoot in your dishes to make them tastier.