
Heres My Plans. Finally
- MrCrowley
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Fill valve, if you have a bike pump, use a tyre valve which is called a schrader.
If you have a air compressor(excl 12v ones) you'll want a quick connect fitting. Don't ask search.
I suggest looking at some other pneumatics on the site for a better design, it doesn't look very comfortable, is an odd shape and it'd be hard to trigger.
Maybe something like this:
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... tml#123690
Inlines are very easy to fire, are fairly accurate and comfortable.
The cap you'll need is a 2" PVC end cap, make sure ALL the fittings are pressure rated.
If you don't know how to identify pressure rated fittings, I suggest you do some more research. But they should have NSF-PW on them.
If you have a air compressor(excl 12v ones) you'll want a quick connect fitting. Don't ask search.
I suggest looking at some other pneumatics on the site for a better design, it doesn't look very comfortable, is an odd shape and it'd be hard to trigger.
Maybe something like this:
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... tml#123690
Inlines are very easy to fire, are fairly accurate and comfortable.
The cap you'll need is a 2" PVC end cap, make sure ALL the fittings are pressure rated.
If you don't know how to identify pressure rated fittings, I suggest you do some more research. But they should have NSF-PW on them.
- Zen///
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The Ball valve isn't nessasary you can use another "cap of some sort"
"Fill valve of some sort"= Schrader valve (tire valve)
REMEMBER TO USE PRESSURE RATED PARTS!!!
Edit: Awww MR.C beat me
BTW great idea Crowely
"Fill valve of some sort"= Schrader valve (tire valve)
REMEMBER TO USE PRESSURE RATED PARTS!!!

Edit: Awww MR.C beat me

BTW great idea Crowely
Last edited by Zen/// on Thu Nov 29, 2007 7:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Copper burst disk cannon
4000psi shot
The burst disk "rifle" (not rick roll)
Currently away playing ps3
4000psi shot
The burst disk "rifle" (not rick roll)
Currently away playing ps3
- paaiyan
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1. Figure out another way to make that stock. It's flimsy and that ball valve is worthless there.
2. Find a way to connect the barrel to the chamber for support, otherwise the torque from the shot might just blow out an elbow joint, we've seen it before.
3. You probably don't want a cleanout cap on the end there, get a regular cap for it.
4. Schrader valve's probably your best bet for filling the chamber.
EDIT: I must type slow or something, none of those other posts were there when I started.
2. Find a way to connect the barrel to the chamber for support, otherwise the torque from the shot might just blow out an elbow joint, we've seen it before.
3. You probably don't want a cleanout cap on the end there, get a regular cap for it.
4. Schrader valve's probably your best bet for filling the chamber.
EDIT: I must type slow or something, none of those other posts were there when I started.
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Try and put the sprinkler valve horizontal behind the barrel to avoid the dead space in the elbow.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
thats what i was going to do, but i screwed up, and i thought maube it'll work this way better, but it dont. i will attach the sprinkler to the barrel, then a short piece, the the elbow. or maybe a T thhen start the stock from there, and go arond, the down. i will try to redraw it soon.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Try and put the sprinkler valve horizontal behind the barrel to avoid the dead space in the elbow.