Dad builds fun parachute launcher for his son from a jumping castle blower, pvc stormwater pipe and some plywood sheet.
The jumping castle fan blows a stream of air up the pipe. The child inserts the parachute man through a small hole at the base of the pipe and the parachute shoots to the top of the pipe and continues into the air. The parachute man then drifts down to be caught by the children who can then send it up again and again.
This parachute launcher was quick and easy to build and would be perfect for children's parties, school fun days, school science days or carnivals.

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The father Jacob Strickling is a Science Teacher during the day and YouTuber at night with his popular channel "Make Science Fun". He enjoys making Science based engineering projects which help kids have fun and learn a little bit of Science.
Jacob lives at Terrigal on the New South Wales, Central Coast, Australia.