Has anyone tried this?
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Goats spudz
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Has anyone taken a Paintball tank at fit a qev + barrel inside the tank? like this
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Bandsaw or angle grind the bottle in half? and Mig weld back together! :tongue9:ramses wrote:I don't think so. Good luck getting the QEV in there, though.
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I seem to remember someone doing with a sprinkler valve. Hm.
I don't see the point when you could do this:
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I don't see the point when you could do this:
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But on your design when the piston retracted wouldn't the barrel move out of position? BTW im not planning on making this i just thought it would be cool :tongue9:jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:I seem to remember someone doing with a sprinkler valve. Hm.
I don't see the point when you could do this:
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I assum he expected you to understand that you need to attach the barrel to the tankBut on your design when the piston retracted wouldn't the barrel move out of position?
and before you ask - he wanted you to use epoxy
there are other ways in which you can do that though... compression fittings etc.
OMG just put a 3 way valve there and there is no need to cut a hole for shrader valvewiththelightofathousandsuns.PNG
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If you weld the heat may damage the QEV. Not sure how you would do this without damage. The valve would be non-serviceable in that configuration. A Coaxial piston valve would be much better.
As far as cutting and migging the bottle, most modern tanks are aluminum (IIRC), so I understand that migging would be hard. Tig is apparently easier.
Also, the bottle is probably artificially age hardened to something like T-6. Welding would bring that to like T-0, and your new yield strength would be crap.
Also, the bottle is probably artificially age hardened to something like T-6. Welding would bring that to like T-0, and your new yield strength would be crap.
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