I Got Cannons For MrBeast

Published on July 22, 2019
Duration: 7:29

This guide details the construction and testing of a custom 'Yeet' Cannon, inspired by Brandon Herrera's collaboration with MrBeast. It covers sourcing materials like Schedule 80 pipe and automotive axles, fabricating the barrel and carriage, incorporating adjustable elevation, and performing essential pre-shoot testing. The process highlights the expertise required for such a build, emphasizing collaboration with specialized gunsmiths and strict adherence to safety protocols.

Quick Summary

The custom 'Yeet' Cannon featured in the MrBeast video was built by Brandon Herrera using Schedule 80 pipe for its 5.75-inch bore barrel and a Chevrolet Impala axle for its carriage. It includes adjustable elevation settings and required collaboration with specialized gunsmiths for its construction.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: MrBeast Cannon Acquisition
  2. 00:17Travel to Dixie Gun Works
  3. 02:35Touring Dixie Gun Works
  4. 03:40The Custom 'Yeet' Cannon Build
  5. 05:24Gunsmith Collaboration
  6. 06:28Pre-Shoot Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

How was the 'Yeet' Cannon for the MrBeast video constructed?

The 'Yeet' Cannon was custom-built using Schedule 80 pipe for its 5.75-inch bore barrel and a Chevrolet Impala axle for its carriage. It features manual elevation settings for firing adjustments.

Where did Brandon Herrera acquire the cannons for the MrBeast video?

Brandon Herrera visited Dixie Gun Works in Union City, TN, to pick up cannons for the MrBeast collaboration. He also showcased a custom cannon he built himself, the 'Yeet' Cannon.

What are the key technical specifications of the custom 'Yeet' Cannon?

The 'Yeet' Cannon has a 5.75-inch bore diameter, is constructed from Schedule 80 pipe, and utilizes a Chevrolet Impala axle for its carriage. It includes two elevation settings: 'Half Yeet' and 'Full Yeet'.

Who assisted Brandon Herrera in building the custom cannon?

Brandon Herrera credited Chris Baker (@cbakergunsmith) for his assistance in building the custom cannon, highlighting the need for specialized expertise in artillery construction.

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