to all spudders that have hand pumps
will last week i was using my hand pump to pump my air gun to 150 psi
the handle was plastic ,and i was all the time afraid from the handle broke with my hands .and this happen
i almost get serious injury if the pump rod moved to the wrong direction
thanks god that didn't happen,
that what you get when you try to get 150 psi from a hand pump with
35 mm inner diameter. i think who have like this pump can get just 100 psi with it
so hand pump with plastic handles ,be careful
some picture to see what exactly what i talking about
this rod get through my hand with the nut on it
the handle was plastic ,and i was all the time afraid from the handle broke with my hands .and this happen
i almost get serious injury if the pump rod moved to the wrong direction
thanks god that didn't happen,
that what you get when you try to get 150 psi from a hand pump with
35 mm inner diameter. i think who have like this pump can get just 100 psi with it
so hand pump with plastic handles ,be careful
some picture to see what exactly what i talking about
this rod get through my hand with the nut on it
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[quote="far_cry"]will last week i was using my hand pump to pump my air gun to 150 psi
the handle was plastic ,and i was all the time afraid from the handle broke with my hands .and this happen
i almost get serious injury if the pump rod moved to the wrong direction
thanks god that didn't happen,
that what you get when you try to get 150 psi from a hand pump with
35 mm inner diameter. i think who have like this pump can get just 100 psi with it
so hand pump with plastic handles ,be careful
some picture to see what exactly what i talking about
Ouch.. I guess I'm lucky my plastic handle didn't break. The check valve did.
the handle was plastic ,and i was all the time afraid from the handle broke with my hands .and this happen
i almost get serious injury if the pump rod moved to the wrong direction
thanks god that didn't happen,
that what you get when you try to get 150 psi from a hand pump with
35 mm inner diameter. i think who have like this pump can get just 100 psi with it
so hand pump with plastic handles ,be careful
some picture to see what exactly what i talking about
Ouch.. I guess I'm lucky my plastic handle didn't break. The check valve did.
Aii, that must've been scary (and painful).
You may indeed be glad that the pump didnt go "pneumatic ram"
This happened to BTB, with a homemade pump on 80 bar, when the check valve failed....
Pumps can be dangerous!
You may indeed be glad that the pump didnt go "pneumatic ram"
This happened to BTB, with a homemade pump on 80 bar, when the check valve failed....
Pumps can be dangerous!
Ecking yowtch. How did you get the rod out?
Wouldn't take a leap of imagination to see how much worse it could have been.
If you've got the nerves left to use it again, make the handle from metal.
Mine has a wooden handle but because I'd make a paranoid person look sloppy I actually press more or less in the centre when overpumping to put the least strain on the handle where the pump shaft joins.
Wouldn't take a leap of imagination to see how much worse it could have been.
If you've got the nerves left to use it again, make the handle from metal.
Mine has a wooden handle but because I'd make a paranoid person look sloppy I actually press more or less in the centre when overpumping to put the least strain on the handle where the pump shaft joins.
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i was alone at home back then, i put the rod on a vice and release the nut ,then i poll my hand outHotwired wrote:Ecking yowtch. How did you get the rod out?
Wouldn't take a leap of imagination to see how much worse it could have been.
If you've got the nerves left to use it again, make the handle from metal.
Mine has a wooden handle but because I'd make a paranoid person look sloppy I actually press more or less in the centre when overpumping to put the least strain on the handle where the pump shaft joins.
and yes i was press in the centre when overpumping
yes he did go through my hand , hurt mmmmmmm,will i didn't feel the rode slice into the meat .the most hurt i get when i get the local anesthetizing in the hospitalcovey12 wrote:wait did the rod go through your hand or cut it? man that must hurt, hope it heals good
and thank you .not the first time i get stitches in my hand
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Far cry, I'm glad it wasn't more serious, and thank you for posting this. It should serve as a warning to many of us.
Far too often we become complacent with "everyday" objects,..giving them a better opportunity to "bite" us.
Speaking for myself, I'll be replacing the pvc handle on my pump with steel.
Far too often we become complacent with "everyday" objects,..giving them a better opportunity to "bite" us.
Speaking for myself, I'll be replacing the pvc handle on my pump with steel.
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lol I thought that living in the middle east is dangerous but you proved that spudding in the middle east is asking for troubles
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always take all the safety precautions you can... safety has always been the main issue for me... yet I had quite a lot of potentially dangerous situations... but I think they would have ended worse If I hadn't been treating safety so seriously...
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always take all the safety precautions you can... safety has always been the main issue for me... yet I had quite a lot of potentially dangerous situations... but I think they would have ended worse If I hadn't been treating safety so seriously...
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you the first one that influenced from my lesson .i am glad that my incident will help others
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middle east is not dangerous at all (some areas definitely yes).and what you see in your tv ,news mostly is not fully true .media are son of bitches
you the first one that influenced from my lesson .i am glad that my incident will help others
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middle east is not dangerous at all (some areas definitely yes).and what you see in your tv ,news mostly is not fully true .media are son of bitches
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lol I have got the same kind of pump.... thee only difference is that mine has aluminium handle but I wouldn't trust it with anything higher than 60 psi
ohhh and BTW you've got hairy hands
ohhh and BTW you've got hairy hands
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That is not the prettiest injury I've ever seen. Mind you, it's not the ugliest either - that honour probably goes to the kid that set off a blasting cap in his mouth.
Interestingly, my pump has a plastic shaft and a metal handle - but that's the way I made it! I'm not particularly concerned about it breaking, given that the way it's made it could take the weight of a small car...
Interestingly, my pump has a plastic shaft and a metal handle - but that's the way I made it! I'm not particularly concerned about it breaking, given that the way it's made it could take the weight of a small car...
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
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Great reminder to never ever put body parts in line with something that may suddenly recoil with high energy.
Always good to consider "what will this thing do if it breaks". Just like when using a power tool, "what will this thing do if it suddenly grabs the wood instead of cutting the wood?" Know where the danger zone is and stay the heck out of it.
Always good to consider "what will this thing do if it breaks". Just like when using a power tool, "what will this thing do if it suddenly grabs the wood instead of cutting the wood?" Know where the danger zone is and stay the heck out of it.
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glad to see that you weren't more seriously injured