I failed to mention that you will need to apply some type of epoxy to the top once you have sanded down the plastic. There will be a small hole in the center. You can't miss it once you've sanded it down.
elitesniper wrote:i think your chamber is too small
I got the idea for this of instructables.com with a guy who made a very similar sniper with a lesser size chamber that sent C02 cartridges like bullets.
my problem is the air isn't escaping simultaneously
What happens as you fill up the chamber with air, some of this air flows through a small hole in the diaphragm (equalization hole) and proceeds to fill up the the space between your trigger via your barbed fitting.
Once this area has filled up, this pressure then starts to force the diaphragm down ...
I think what he means is that when he pumps it the diaphragm isn't sealing so the air just goes through. I would try using some white lithium grease around where the diaphragm seals.
I know this is going to sound stupid, but where does the diaphragm seal....sorry i really have no experience with ...
I'm going to try to describe this as best as I can. Picture three congruent cylinders about 1 foot long all lined up and strapped together. On one end your choice of filling the cylinders (i.e. bike pump, compressor, a valve type thing) and on the other a lever to release that gas or contain that ...
Ok don't kill me, it's actually a watermaster without a guide rod BUT! it still has problems, it equalizes before i can hardly pump it. It does have a minor leak where i drilled the hole for the barb but i really don't believe that's the main problem, I think it's somewhat defective.
Hey, I grabbed a generic type sprinkle valve at Home depot for 11 bucks without realizing it needed to be a watermaster or rainbird. However, it didn't have a guide rod and i didn't know any of this at the time. i already drilled the hole and did everything but it doesn't work. Is there another ...