Bondo Vortex Block
- Los Frijoles
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I am trying to make a BBMG before the summer ends and I do not have enough money for the smallest tub of bondo at my local auto shop. I am an extremely cheap person, so is there a better way to make a vortex block than out of bondo that will last a while?
- Modderxtrordanare
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Send noname 5 dollars and he'll make you an inline vortex block, which is alot better than one in a Tee like I'm assuming you want to make.Los Frijoles wrote:I am trying to make a BBMG before the summer ends and I do not have enough money for the smallest tub of bondo at my local auto shop. I am an extremely cheap person, so is there a better way to make a vortex block than out of bondo that will last a while?
Or you can make one yourself.
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- singularity
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a small can is only like $6 last time i checked, which was yesterday when i went to my local ace hardware store. you could always try some type of hard wood...
be sure to check out my <a href="http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/ak-styl ... 9.html">AK Styled Vortex Gun</a> and my <a href="http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/at-4-t9627.html">AT-4 Rocket</a>
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Hardwood would probably work.
What I did was cut a small piece of pvc pipe and heat it in the oven until it softens. I unrolled it and put it between two bricks to make it flat.
After that I just cut the right sized square and drilled.
You will probably need to glue your pvc sheets together to make a thicker piece; the pipe I had was nearly .5 inches thick so I didnt need to do this.
What I did was cut a small piece of pvc pipe and heat it in the oven until it softens. I unrolled it and put it between two bricks to make it flat.
After that I just cut the right sized square and drilled.
You will probably need to glue your pvc sheets together to make a thicker piece; the pipe I had was nearly .5 inches thick so I didnt need to do this.

I made one out of this hard as hell peace of wood
and it is a month and half old but it is breaking and i will proberly need to make a new one in the next 2 or 3 weeks but it only took like 1 hour to make so thats not so bad and it was free!!!!!
Peace out
Kleon11
Peace out
Kleon11
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