Hey guys,
I've been trying to make a homemade stirrip pump for a week now. I've tried a few different thanks for the plunger chamber because I just can't find any O-rings to fit the pipe....there either too big or too small.
Anyone know the best solution to this problem?
O-ring on a homemade pump.
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Well the best solutions would be to 1. Buy a stirrup pump
2. Find the correct sized o'rings 3. Make your own o'rings 4. Make an epoxy piston 5. Make a "flared" piston (like an upside down suction cup).
That's about all i have got for ya mate.
2. Find the correct sized o'rings 3. Make your own o'rings 4. Make an epoxy piston 5. Make a "flared" piston (like an upside down suction cup).
That's about all i have got for ya mate.
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When you fill your car with refined oil remember that it has been paid for with blood and guts, some from your own countrymen, most not.
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Yes you can, quite successfully too.cwazy1 wrote: i've heard that you can cut orings and then glue them together. i dunno.
Just cut a big one, remove a section and super glue it back together
America, the greatest gangster of all time. With 200 million odd foot soldiers at it's whim and call.
When you fill your car with refined oil remember that it has been paid for with blood and guts, some from your own countrymen, most not.
When you fill your car with refined oil remember that it has been paid for with blood and guts, some from your own countrymen, most not.
I'm feeling vexed by the way floor pumps either exist at fairly high volume and up to 250psi or miniscule volume and up to 300bar...Novacastrian wrote:Well the best solutions would be to 1. Buy a stirrup pump
Someone needs to invent a popular industrial or home appliance that requires a floor pump that does up to 1000psi at a respectable volume per stroke.
Then it'll be cookies all round
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Hey lads, sorry for the no reply. I've tried gal pipe, 1/2in poly pipe and 3/4in copper pipe. The copper pipe was the thick walled stuff I think (well I know it was the cheap imported shit from China), it couldn't even fit a 16mm marble in there. I hunted around for a long time but had no luck. Eh this is rather depressing 

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