


True, trueLand Rovers and Spud Guns, it's enough to send any man broke


True, trueLand Rovers and Spud Guns, it's enough to send any man broke
My popoff pops out at 8, so even if I had 1000 bar it doesn't matter.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Well, you do have 30 bar on tap, I have about 7... hopefully soon I'll have 200
I was mucking around with making my own pop off valve for this reason, but they can be a real pain to get to cycle correctly, the commercial ones work heaps better. In my opinion it is just easier to unscrew the plug out of the top, either shim up the spring or replace it with a higher rate spring.psycix wrote:My popoff pops out at 8, so even if I had 1000 bar it doesn't matter.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Well, you do have 30 bar on tap, I have about 7... hopefully soon I'll have 200
I may machine my own popoff to pop out at 20 bar or so...
If you die can I have your air rifles?jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:* If you don't hear from me again, it means that what the pengun V2 can do at 850 psi is explode into a lethal cloud of high velocity shrapnel![]()
I've already left instructions to my family that in the event of my premature passing away, my collection should be sold off and the proceeds used to start the JSR Memorial Spudding Foundation that will promote the joys of epoxy and perforating unused domestic appliances in schools all over EuropeSPG wrote:If you die can I have your air rifles?
Oh my, give me a break! You are arguing with the maker of a valve about its name?! What do you do when you meet a new person:Kazekiel wrote:I personally call it a syringe valve (and I think others have too) because your prototype was in a syringe and what you use for a piston is from a syringe...
I don't nick them, I borrow them on a permanent basisRagnarok wrote:Heck, Jack has built anything and everything in a syringe. The reason is, he's got a good supply. In other words, he nicks them from his day job, where he manufactures drugs.