Schrader in Australia?

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Pookydarts
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Try these, sorry I haven't got my whole toolkit here.
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It's not supposed to be damaged like this, but this one was removed forcibly from a metal end cap with a screwdriver and some blunt instruments...
It's not supposed to be damaged like this, but this one was removed forcibly from a metal end cap with a screwdriver and some blunt instruments...
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Schrader in end-cap.
Schrader in end-cap.
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hey flex try goin to ur local tyre repair shop and lookin there for vavles off old tyre, i have gotten a threaded tire valve from off of a motorbike tube, im pretty that most of them wuld be threaded
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thanks for th photos pookydarts, they helped alot. I have just used a schrader an drilled a hole and expoy-ed it in place from the inside out. the epoxy is quite thick so im hoping it wont blow out when its dry :?

anyway thanks foall the help fella's ill set up a new thread in the showcase whe its finished :)
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I got mine from an old 20inch bike tire tube
Trying to be innovative.
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