How so? Mine work just fine...wyz2285 wrote:They sucks! I bought both of them, just a wast of money.
You should get some pretty decent power especially at high pressure.will these have enough air flow to be a efficiant? if not what would be better to use?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
The slide valve should have 3 o-ring to keep it seal while "sliding" it, but there are only 2, in high pressure uses, very big air looseMine work just fine...
CpTn_lAw wrote:"yay, me wanna make big multishot pnoob with 1000 psi foot pump compressor using diamond as main material. Do you think wet bread make good sealant? "
Hmmm... to be honest I've only tried it to 150 psi or so, so I can't comment about high pressures. I will try and compare construction to the 3000 psi rated slide valves I also have.wyz2285 wrote:The slide valve should have 3 o-ring to keep it seal while "sliding" it, but there are only 2, in high pressure uses, very big air loss
Rifling will stabilise a spherical projectile, indeed rifling came about long before cylindrical projectiles. The problem with paintballs is that they are also soft and have a liquid core.I got a rifled 14" paintball barrel today. I'm pretty sure that general consensus says that it will not help spherical projectiles (especially those filled with paint), but if I made some bullets for it with a thin layer of tape to catch the grooves, could it stabilize them?
The "barrel" outlet on mine is 3/8" BSP.urgle the danish cow wrote:its my understanding that the qev uses 1/4 pipe threads. will that restricts flow too much?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Well I mainly use rubber .68 cal balls with a bit of paper around them to catch the grooves, but I want to omit the paper so I can feed semi automatically. I don't know how fast they're going, but it's got a 6" long 1/2" chamber, a 1/2" QEV, and at least 500 psi behind itjackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Rifling will stabilise a spherical projectile, indeed rifling came about long before cylindrical projectiles. The problem with paintballs is that they are also soft and have a liquid core.I got a rifled 14" paintball barrel today. I'm pretty sure that general consensus says that it will not help spherical projectiles (especially those filled with paint), but if I made some bullets for it with a thin layer of tape to catch the grooves, could it stabilize them?
http://www.physics.org/interact/physics ... index.html
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What's the twist rate on the barrel, and what do you intend to fire out of it at what speed?
Attached. But any respecting machine shop could take the ... -DRAW.slddrw files and view them.warhead052 wrote:Hey guys, I need a 2d 1:1 model of this, the dimensions of it, for a machine shop. Can someone possibly convert the solidworks file to cad, and do a 2d version of it please? Thanks.
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I would have no problem trusting them.Crna Legija wrote:Do you think 1'' brass fittings will be safe for a 10x piston hybrid?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
CpTn_lAw wrote:
there are some specialty products like this on the market that allows you to solder/braze aluminum.. I think these products are tin based..wyz2285 wrote:how can i weld aluminum? Does tin work?
