Well no he's just wanting a drilled out reducer isn't he, so the barrel slides straight through.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Tamiya-70136-5mm ... 3ca5aa9ddf

Found some 5mm, probably OK for magazines. I've sent the seller a question as to whether the 5mm is ID or OD.

Hi, wondering if anyone has forund a source of clear 4.5mm tube? This would be great for a magazine to identify feeding problems but am at a loss as to where one would source it from. I dont know what uses it would have, I can only find it in glass at a medical supply place.

Heh I'll keep liberal use of epoxy in mind. But I did just notice in the second pic they are 3/4" BSP so alls good.

Hey thanks for tracking that down Jack I didn't enen think of washing machine valves, not sure if they are BSP but at $8 with free postage who cares, always upgrade if it works. I just chucked out a washing machine too. I'll take a 90 degree 12v one :)

And lol yes I saw your thread after coming ...

Well kind of, and yes I've been playing too much modern warfare 2.

Well it needs a big 240v mains power compressor so power isn't an issue, but I would like to keep it all at safe voltages.

I have to buy from Australian or British sources to keep it BSP, alternatively I'd have to buy everything ...

Well normally closed is prefered, say you wanted to run a vortex design remotely thats practically what I'm hoping to achieve. I guess a solenoid would work for this, I thought they would be far more expensive then what ebay suggests http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Valves-12-volt-Solenoid-pressures-to-2 ...

Hello fellas, I'm looking for an electrically operated valve to turn the flow from an air compressor (say 100psi) on and off. I'm not sure where to look, I want high flow and 12v actuation.

I'm thinking you guys are the ones to ask, surely ones have seeked the same before. What am I after? Do ...

tghhs wrote: Pipe starts to get very expensive as size goes up, i think i'll make an overunder instead.

Heh yeh, I remember going in to buy PN18 100mm tube and I was like godamn holy f#*king jesus at the cost, then I handed the money over. The PN18 fittings were even more.

Hi Jack, yep I've seen that page and while the concept couldn't be simpler I also know its harder to make then made out. Sourcing the components and having the tools on hand being the most difficult, thats why buying it is the most viable option for me. I doubt the cost would be more then what I ...

Hi, a number of people sell spudguns but I'm having difficulty finding an inline vortex. I've found a couple possibles such as http://www.bloomautomatic.com/index_files/bbmg but they said they are no longer in production and it isn't inline. Neospud http://neospud.com/mark3i/mark3i.html says hes ...