Yea its people like him a bcarms that tell kids how to properly not blow themselves upFORE!!!! wrote:I must say its a very good effort at a tutorial, it certainly help me alot with getting my first piston gun made, kudos to MRR
need help with a piston valve
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Yeah, it's that important.
True but its also guys like him that inform minors on how to make a high powerd weapons,Not that im complaning 8)
If only this video was around when i was 16, im sure i would of gotten into some trouble with it
If only this video was around when i was 16, im sure i would of gotten into some trouble with it
al-xg wrote:
I've used various things like cutting oil, silicone lubricant, even butter
jsr wrote:
This collection of containers on your bedside table must look very intimidating to any visiting young ladies
...but hey, lube shows you care;)
I've used various things like cutting oil, silicone lubricant, even butter
jsr wrote:
This collection of containers on your bedside table must look very intimidating to any visiting young ladies
...but hey, lube shows you care;)
so if i were to make this using a 2 inch pvc T i would mold the hot glue in like a 2 inch coupling im guessing...but what would i need for the other parts to make this work the same way but with 2 inch pvc instead...as you can tell im a n00b when it comes to this piston stuff hahaha
Edit: yea i'm going to head to the hardware store sometime soon and buy some stuff to see if I can get a working model...if someone has a supply list let me know
Edit: yea i'm going to head to the hardware store sometime soon and buy some stuff to see if I can get a working model...if someone has a supply list let me know
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just a tip ,try not to double post ,insted for future refference edit ur previous post with the question, im only telling you this to save you a flaming from other members because i was once the noob getting flamed for this type of stuff, just a heads up for ya
you might need to consider an appropriate sealing face like neoprene rubber
but thats as far as i will go.. have a play around with stuff and see what works best for you.
you might need to consider an appropriate sealing face like neoprene rubber
but thats as far as i will go.. have a play around with stuff and see what works best for you.
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al-xg wrote:
I've used various things like cutting oil, silicone lubricant, even butter
jsr wrote:
This collection of containers on your bedside table must look very intimidating to any visiting young ladies
...but hey, lube shows you care;)
I've used various things like cutting oil, silicone lubricant, even butter
jsr wrote:
This collection of containers on your bedside table must look very intimidating to any visiting young ladies
...but hey, lube shows you care;)
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Here are my two how-to's for 2" piston valves:Tcoz370 wrote:so if i were to make this using a 2 inch pvc T i would mold the hot glue in like a 2 inch coupling im guessing...but what would i need for the other parts to make this work the same way but with 2 inch pvc instead...as you can tell im a n00b when it comes to this piston stuff hahaha
Edit: yea i'm going to head to the hardware store sometime soon and buy some stuff to see if I can get a working model...if someone has a supply list let me know
http://www.instructables.com/id/Golfbal ... That-Shoo/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Golf-Ba ... -Shoot-40/
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Are you talking about pipe diameter? As far as I am aware, 2" pipe has the same inside and outside diameter in America and Aus/NZ. Are you refering to my how-to btw?
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Even if performance is average, a similar sized ball valve or better yet, a sprinkler valve, will boost performance considerably. With an o-ring sealed piston using a 1/2" ball valve, i'd say that it would improve performance around 20% over using a blowgun depending on a few factors.
jackssmirkingrevenge will have no problem telling you that a piston can be piloted with a schrader valve (maybe not a piston this big), but it is important to stress that a bigger pilot valve is always better than a smaller one. Though it is still very important you make your piston have a very good fit inside the piston housing, it doesn't have to be o-ringed.
Search. Please. 10000 topics on this.What are spud bux anyway? Rating?
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It seems that you have done minimal research on piston valves. We're not going to spend 4 pages telling you exactly how they work, so brush up on the operation and construction of a piston valve, then come back and ask us some more important questions that can't be answered by simple researching.Tcoz370 wrote:but how does air get behind the piston to force it shut against the barrel?
This is a very common misconception that I try very hard to get rid off. A blowgun will not be a sufficient pilot valve for any piston 1.5" and above. Even a 1" piston i'd recommend a ball valve. Sure you can pilot 1.5" and above sized piston valves with a blowgun but you'll get pretty bad performance.Tcoz370 wrote: then i guessing u have a blowgun valve on the piolet side
Even if performance is average, a similar sized ball valve or better yet, a sprinkler valve, will boost performance considerably. With an o-ring sealed piston using a 1/2" ball valve, i'd say that it would improve performance around 20% over using a blowgun depending on a few factors.
jackssmirkingrevenge will have no problem telling you that a piston can be piloted with a schrader valve (maybe not a piston this big), but it is important to stress that a bigger pilot valve is always better than a smaller one. Though it is still very important you make your piston have a very good fit inside the piston housing, it doesn't have to be o-ringed.