Piston Valve?
- Pyro Ninja
- Specialist 3

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I always thought piston valves were hard but they are actually quite simple....try searching better next time
here you go...fairly simple to understand.......
http://www.spudfiles.com/spudtech_archi ... hp?t=13265
here you go...fairly simple to understand.......
http://www.spudfiles.com/spudtech_archi ... hp?t=13265
- Modderxtrordanare
- Corporal 2

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It's even stickied three threads up..
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/piston- ... t8157.html
Try searching next time.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/piston- ... t8157.html
Try searching next time.
- Modderxtrordanare
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Oh, sorry to be so presumptious.SpoonZ wrote:I can see that. But my question wasnt how they work it was does anyone have a tutorial on making one?
I searched before I posted.
For a 2" piston with 1.5" ports, just take a 2" tee, and a 1.25 " cap, and bolt some neoprene onto the 1.25" cap. Stick the cap in the tee and plug up the back. Reduce the barrel end down to 1.5" and bore out the reducer and stick some 1.5" pipe halfway in the tee. Glue a chamber on and attach fill/pilot.
Edit: Video Tutorial. Courtesy of BC Pneumatics.
Goodluck.
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