soldering a shrader to a brass adapter

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would it be possible to solder a shrader valve to a male quick connector?
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Yes. But it would be dumb to do that, quick connects are mostly 1/4". You can buy 1/4" male threaded schrader valves from a hardware store. Thread that into a male quick connect and it makes life a whole lot easier.
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Or if you cant get them for some reason buy a rubber schrader and epoxy it in a 1/4 nipple
That is all.
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yes it is possable I have silver soldered one onto an endcap once, you just remove the insides then you solder the valve and when done put it back together
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^^ yes you can, make sure you dent get the valve too hot.
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Spiker...some people should be ignored. :roll:

I'll agree with Heimo and Chinnerz. I've seen some brass quick connects for compressors...these could be used with a tire valve core (cleaned of rubber of course) and simply sweated together.

A good and easily workable solution to having a check valve on the "launcher".

But have you considered doing something like this?
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before you solder it in make sure you remove the core inside or it might melt the rubber, i did it with long nose pilers.
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Gippeto wrote:But have you considered doing something like this?
if i had a better compressor i would, but the one we currently have only goes up to 135, and i have an electric bike pump that goes to 120 and is alot smaller so i usually use that.
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i would change the end of the bike pump to a quick disconnect and then wouldnt have to worry about any of this
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