singularity - I would like to make an inline vortex block for my next gun, any ideas? pyrogeek - I actually took and cut a 2" long piece of 2" pvc and filled it with epoxy, surprisingly it only took 3 tubes of 5 min epoxy to make it, unfortunately i had to make it twice. When i was mixing it I wasn'...

I made this gun a couple years ago when I was in high school to be able to shoot teachers at the front of the bus with paper balls, but I have since grown up :wink: . I started off taking apart one of those big air powered streamer things that you get at firework stands around the 4th. This would be...

I decided one day to make a gauss gun, if you don't know what i'm talking about then here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coilgun it is also referred to as a coilgun, whichever you prefer. I started by going to Radio Shack and buying a pack of COATED copper coil. it has to be coated because if the wire...

This is my first bb gun and I decided to make it a vortex gun. I decided to use this over a cloud design because of the fact that it is more efficient with air, and also it was more of a challenge to build. It has a rifled barrel from a pellet rifle, so it is extremely accurate, for being something ...

I agree with noname after he mentioned that a cloud would bounce them until they break. I still would like to see if a vortex block would work for this application.

I've never tried to make a vortex block for paintballs, but I imagine that if the center of the block wasn't perfectly smooth that it would break the balls. I think it would be better using a cloud design for that gun.

I think Kenny said that you only get 10k from bondo, and that aluminum and pvc are good

I've also planned on making a clip fed BBMG. As soon as i get some pictures drawn up of my idea i'll post them. The reason why I want to make one is to shoot out pellets, so really it should be called a PMG

I'll post some pics of the gun as soon as I get time to take them

it took 3 tubes of epoxy, so it was 5.99 for all of it, but the hardest part of making it was cutting it, i used a band saw and it still was like cutting concrete. lolz

I eventually decided to make the vortex block out of 5min epoxy, It works great and i really recommend it.

I'm planning on building a vortex gun, and i was just wondering how often do you have to rebuild the vortex block? I think I'm gonna build the bondo type, if you have any advice or answers, please post