Make a Guass Rifle in 3 Days: Simple Directions

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To make a Gauss rifle, it's essential to have a clear understanding of the project requirements and to conduct thorough research before seeking help. Last-minute requests for assistance are generally discouraged in the forum, as they often yield less effective responses. Users are encouraged to utilize available resources, such as Google, for guidance on the project. Preparation and self-sufficiency are emphasized as key to successfully completing the assignment. Engaging with the project earlier would have likely led to a more productive discussion.
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Can anyone give me some simple directions on how to make a guass rifle? I have all the materials, and the project is due on Monday. URGENT.
 
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It is the tradition of PhysicsForums that we post only meaningful posts. If you are not going to help then do not post.

To the OP;
You would get a better responce if you had asked this question the day you received the assignment. Urgent and last minute questions do not go over well here.

Sorry
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homeycat said:
Can anyone give me some simple directions on how to make a guass rifle? I have all the materials, and the project is due on Monday. URGENT.
You should probably review the project assignment for help, then search Google for additional help. This is not a complex project and it is not necessary for you to make "URGENT" requests for help. A little preparation and self-help will go a long way.
 
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