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This tutorial describes how to splice two bottles together when you only have bottles of the same size. Splicing bottles allows you to create larger capacity and longer water rockets. Although this tutorial shows how to splice 2 liter bottles the same technique can be applied to other bottles with straight sides. The same technique can also be used for multiple splices in the same pressure chamber. At the end of the tutorial we add reinforcing to the bottles in order for them to withstand higher pressures. If only lower pressures are required then the reinforcing is not needed.

Materials

4 identical 2L bottles with straight sides.

Sikaflex 11FC glue

PL Premium glue

Glass Strapping tape (optional)

Tools

Hobby knife

Scissors

Electrical tape - used as masking tape because it is flexible and stronger than regular masking tape.

Sandpaper

Mineral Turpentine

Thermometer

Skewer stick

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Introduction This tutorial describes how to splice two bottles together when you only have bottles of the same size. Splicing bottles allows you to create larger capacity and longer water rockets. Although this tutorial shows how to splice 2 liter bottles the same technique can be applied to other bottles with straight sides.

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Water-rockets science for hobbyist, students, and teachers of all ages.

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Explore water rockets science with a great simulation for experimenters, students, and teachers.

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