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Hey,
Iv been working on it. Were could i find a pin valve thats in a t-shape? It will be for the trigger to operate the air flow. I'v seen them somewhere before. Similar to the picture.
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Iv been working on it. Were could i find a pin valve thats in a t-shape? It will be for the trigger to operate the air flow. I'v seen them somewhere before. Similar to the picture.
Thanks
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Almost all places selling pneumatic and/or hydraulic stuff have them.Were could I find a pin valve that's in a t-shape?
They are called throttle valves or flow control valves.
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Oh BTW... 'places selling pneumatic stuff' does not mean hardware shops that have air tools. I meant shops selling real pneumatic stuff - valves, fittings, regulators, air cylinders etc.
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Okay, thanks for the name of them. Helped alot =)
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i think its a needle valve for flow control not a hammer valve
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cheaper co2 cartridges can be had at cycling stores! they use them in bike pumps
I personally gave up on co2 a while ago. It really is just a PITA. Expensive, and freezes the feck out of many a valve. Mr dino, use liquid propane instead. You can make yourself refillable mags and fill them from a large propane tank.
Liquid propane will still vaporize at a constant 300 psi. Co2 vaporises at around 850. With higher flow, the propane setup will give you the same power as a co2 setup, unless you are planning on making the gun fully metal internals with soldered or welded joints, because using standard homemade materials and construction, you won't be able to take advantage of the higher pressure anyway; the build will not handle it.
Oh and, lemming, what bike stores are you looking in? Because last time i looked tyre refill cylinders from bike shops were about minus 10 on the good value scale.
Liquid propane will still vaporize at a constant 300 psi. Co2 vaporises at around 850. With higher flow, the propane setup will give you the same power as a co2 setup, unless you are planning on making the gun fully metal internals with soldered or welded joints, because using standard homemade materials and construction, you won't be able to take advantage of the higher pressure anyway; the build will not handle it.
Oh and, lemming, what bike stores are you looking in? Because last time i looked tyre refill cylinders from bike shops were about minus 10 on the good value scale.
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Hi,
The whole needle valve idea was when i was thinking of making the pistol full auto and using a vortex block. I'v started thinking more that i want it semi now. Unless it has a huge ass long clip, a little pull of the trigger and that will be a clip empty. I don't think my bb's that i'v bought off ebay have made it through customs, im most likley changing my design to propel air rifle pellets or metal bearings.
The auto idea would more suit maybe a machine gun or something, maybe not a pistol as much. Lozz08, what are you talking about with making refillable mags? If you have good idea's on the construction of them could you lend me the thought, please.
The whole needle valve idea was when i was thinking of making the pistol full auto and using a vortex block. I'v started thinking more that i want it semi now. Unless it has a huge ass long clip, a little pull of the trigger and that will be a clip empty. I don't think my bb's that i'v bought off ebay have made it through customs, im most likley changing my design to propel air rifle pellets or metal bearings.
The auto idea would more suit maybe a machine gun or something, maybe not a pistol as much. Lozz08, what are you talking about with making refillable mags? If you have good idea's on the construction of them could you lend me the thought, please.
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Look at lozz08's earlier project, made with some custom parts it could be made to fit in a compact pistol sized package.MrDinoRAWR wrote:The auto idea would more suit maybe a machine gun or something, maybe not a pistol as much. Lozz08, what are you talking about with making refillable mags? If you have good idea's on the construction of them could you lend me the thought, please.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
An airsoft mag usually looks like this.
The green is liquid propane. A hammer hits the purple button, which opens the valve (yellow) for a shot. You could use a schrader where the yellow is. You could fill the chamber to say 400 psi with a shock pump.
When you insert the mag, the schrader goes into an o ring. The chamber can now be vented by a blow gun.
Or you could just have an onboard chamber like i did.
The green is liquid propane. A hammer hits the purple button, which opens the valve (yellow) for a shot. You could use a schrader where the yellow is. You could fill the chamber to say 400 psi with a shock pump.
When you insert the mag, the schrader goes into an o ring. The chamber can now be vented by a blow gun.
Or you could just have an onboard chamber like i did.
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Might want to recheck the vapor pressure graph for propane.lozz08 wrote: Liquid propane will still vaporize at a constant 300 psi.
The 300 PSI pressure is only on good hot days.