Exact MetalsT_Money wrote:Important! I'm starting machining, but where can i get blanks of solid aluminum online cheap? Any help appre.
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Here in Massachusetts (US), willing to do some machining (turning/milling), TIG welding, MIG welding, thermoplastic welding, electronics work, woodwork. Machining should be not critical. I can give quotes at tospurr@gmail.com. Am busy, as I'm a full time student (highschool freshman). Decent TIG welder--better than any other 15 year old I know. Reasonable pricing/times.
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Got some Glock 18C rail mounts which turned out to be useless as they were made for non-blowback models we don't stock, a bit of milling and converted them to revolver rails
Yes, I am deeply ashamed that I fitted a suppressor to a revolver, but business is business...
Yes, I am deeply ashamed that I fitted a suppressor to a revolver, but business is business...
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Damn, that's sexy. I never really pictured a revolver with a red dot sight on it, but a suppressor has been a childhood dream of mine...........*Tear*
Cracking job.
Nick
Cracking job.
Nick
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I never got why nobody's ever tried putting the cilinder inside of the suppressor tube...
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Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
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Technically that's what the PDSR-3 does: http://www.cqbservices.com/?page_id=179Brian the brain wrote:I never got why nobody's ever tried putting the cilinder inside of the suppressor tube...
You still need to open it to reload though. An "ingenious solution to a non-existent problem" sums it up pretty nicely.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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I need 2 small things machined:
a relible piston with sealing face for my coaxial gun, it will be based in 1/2 inch type m copper pipe
also need something that can center the barrel inside the pipe body without obstructing airflow. The barrel will be normal hobby shop 6mm brass tubing.
I am in america, and have 10 dollars in my paypal account, let me know if that is enough
a relible piston with sealing face for my coaxial gun, it will be based in 1/2 inch type m copper pipe
also need something that can center the barrel inside the pipe body without obstructing airflow. The barrel will be normal hobby shop 6mm brass tubing.
I am in america, and have 10 dollars in my paypal account, let me know if that is enough
sagthegreat, could you put a diagram of the parts needed? I have 1.25 round aluminum and 1.5 round steel. I will not do O-rings however, unless I had the mating pipe in my shop. Got some sheet rubber in the shop too. So only time for me.
I suppose those parts would fit in an envelope, so that would be cheap shipping. Just guessing, but sounds like a 1-2 hour in the shop, 20 min run to the post office/ package it. I'd quote 20 as a high side cause I don't like feeling suckered when like most projects I under estimate the time involved.
I suppose those parts would fit in an envelope, so that would be cheap shipping. Just guessing, but sounds like a 1-2 hour in the shop, 20 min run to the post office/ package it. I'd quote 20 as a high side cause I don't like feeling suckered when like most projects I under estimate the time involved.
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I was thinking something light like derlin for the parts as a lighter piston travels faster
the piston is simple round derlin with rubber sealing face
the barrel centering thing is like this:
but a a bit more open to allow more flow
the piston is simple round derlin with rubber sealing face
the barrel centering thing is like this:
but a a bit more open to allow more flow
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srry for not reading, here is my pic with dimensions:
its upside down/ ghetto because my computer is on the verge of breaking
(I typed this with a on screen keyboard)
its upside down/ ghetto because my computer is on the verge of breaking
(I typed this with a on screen keyboard)
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hehe nice to see you put the slab into good use!
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Fantastic work! This Dutch-Finnish co-op thing is going well
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life