I am making my first propane gun...i made some rough plans for it...i know the chamber size and barrel length and the amount of propane but i dont know the meter pipe length yet because i need to figure out a pressure to run it at...
barrel = 40" x .5"
combustion = 8" x 1'
amount of propane in chamber = 4.12ml
questions
1) will this plan work? if not please give me some corrections or tips
2) will the bend going from the combustion to the barrel affect anything as opposed to it being just straight?
3)same for the propane steup? will the propane setup work?
4) what pressure should i run this at (at 90 psi the meter pipe would have to be .24 inches long lol)
5)please tell me anything you see wrong with and a solution
im not being demanding and i dont mean to sound it, but im somewhat of a noob when it comes to propane stuff...if you dont want to help me dont, but if you wish, help me please...it will be appreciated
thanks
nick
Need someone more expierenced please
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the bend will have an effect because air is a fluid and fluids loose speed each time they change direction. you couuld ude to make the chamber larger. tre 2" x 8" and for the barrel use 3/4 inch CPVC so you can shoot paint balls. when you install your valve put it between thebarrel and the bends at the rear. i would recoment using a modified sprinkler valve.
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The bend will have an effect, but it is pretty minimal. Over-unders are probably one of if not the most common pneumatic, so don't worry about it.
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