I ended up doing a quick fix with JB Weld, it has been holding (for now).

A friend of a friend is a dental technician. He offered to have a look if or when the part breaks again. He thinks the material used to make dentures should be more than adequate for my needs.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:have a look at these guys: http://www.smooth-on.com/

I recently visited a similar retailer and the results are really amazing, can't help you with specific products though.

Thanks, I've been going over their products & videos for days now, but can't figure out which product to use.

If your going down a casting route, it would probably be cheaper to get your hands on some pewter, pound for pound it comes out much cheaper than solder, and i've found it is by far better to cast with. I don't think I'm ready to invest the time in learning how to cast. I also don't think my wife ...

Thanks, I never used solder for anything other than electronics, I will try to read up on this.

Is this what your shooting http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/4516-CB-350500-Licensed-Tanfoglio-IPSC-Full-Metal-Gold-Custom-CO2-Blowback-Airsoft-Pistol-by-KWC.aspx and did you contact this particular store for replacement parts?

@ JSR: parts Z27 & Z28 Valve housing loading tube? combo???

It would ...

pics of the part you want to replicate?

Nme make/manufacture and model number would also help.
The is a Cybergun/KWC Tanfoglio Limited Custom CO2 6mm.

I've had problems with it from the start, trying to get replacement parts got me nowhere. So far, I've had a cracked slide (my friend's shop ...

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:pics of the part you want to replicate?

Don't have a real picture with me, but parts Z27 & Z28 on the attached diagram are the ones I'd like to replicate. Thanks!

Or maybe someone can machine it for you: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/the-offical-machinist-thread-t23135.html Thanks, JSR. The part is somewhat complex. I have a friend with a fully equipped shop, he had done some work for me in the past. He thinks that doing this part on a manual milling ...

I'm trying to figure out if epoxy may be used to replicate a broken hop up unit from an airsoft blowback CO2 pistol, since there are absolutely no replacement parts to be found. The original part was made out of pot metal.

I was hoping to create a latex mold of the original, then use marine epoxy ...