All you need to do is put a ring of tape around the piston, and use it as a guide, then cut into it with a saw, and smooth out the groove with sand paper, then lube up the piston, and slide an O ring onto it.airpress wrote:I haven't a lathe a home. I'm happy enough when it works without o-rings. :pevanmcorleytv wrote:Good, now please cut a groove into your piston, and install an O ring, so your performance can increase immensely!
2" T Piston Valve
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that would be better mrcrowley! also a bit safer in my opinion
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I would hope that you lubed the piston before putting it in there...airpress wrote:I will have a look for finding o-rings here.
btw: I have lubed the piston before I placed him in the tee.
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love the door damage... and the "repair"
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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red or bleu cammo would be cool, or with some yellow, i dont remember the name ;p or dip it in a large bath of plasti dip xD
The new glass is ordered and I can get it Monday.
I bought some darkblue hammerite and black.
Darkblue for the chamber and T, black for barrel.
I do not think I will use this cannon for destruction, just for recreational tennisball shooting. I think you want nothing more than to destroy objects. Right?
This afternoon a update!
I bought some darkblue hammerite and black.
Darkblue for the chamber and T, black for barrel.
I do not think I will use this cannon for destruction, just for recreational tennisball shooting. I think you want nothing more than to destroy objects. Right?
This afternoon a update!
Some progress. Since I started working this week again.
The vacation is over so I have less time to work on the cannon.
This morning I maked the supports for between the barrel and chamber. I painted them black, they are drying now.
This week I painted the entire cannon.
I like it pretty much.
I still need to mount the support between the barrel and chamber, but they are drying now.
I'm thinking about making something where I can place the cannon on. Some ideas anyone?
The vacation is over so I have less time to work on the cannon.
This morning I maked the supports for between the barrel and chamber. I painted them black, they are drying now.
This week I painted the entire cannon.
I like it pretty much.
I still need to mount the support between the barrel and chamber, but they are drying now.
I'm thinking about making something where I can place the cannon on. Some ideas anyone?
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hehe that's the same colour scheme of some of our reactors at work
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Nice paint job and color scheme... I love it!!!!
Go Bruins!!!!
It is indeed incredible heavy. When the moment comes when i have to repair the piston and damage the paintjob. I have some paint left.MrCrowley wrote:Can you even lift that thing?
It'll be a shame if you have to repair the piston and damage the paint job with a large pipe wrench
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nicly done! now make a video