Short question topic

[Gippeto]

Goats...IF...you've drawn your trigger and sear reasonably accurately...give those bits a re-think.

You'll also want more than the one screw to handle the energy transfer of the striker...in the stock setup, the valve is "backed up" by the cartridge and a threaded end cap...giving the valve no where to go. This isn't the case with your drawing.

Otherwise...I'm liking where you're going with that. 8)

[Goats spudz]

Yeh the trigger and sear on the Paint drawing are 100% inaccurately drawn

I just wanted to know if there would be much movement from 0.20mm space

[PaperNinja]

How thick do walls need to be for BSPP male threading?

[dewey-1]

How thick do walls need to be for BSPP male threading?

What pipe size and what pressure?

[PaperNinja]

I think 3/8" BSPP with little to no pressure.

Will I be able to have a male threading of 3/8" BSPP, (or really any size BSPP with the walls reasonably small) with an ID of 0.35"?

[PaperNinja]

Someone answer?





EDIT: I"m sorry, I should mean 1/4 BSPP

[dewey-1]

Someone answer?

EDIT: I"m sorry, I should mean 1/4 BSPP

I knew not to answer you because you can not seem to keep things straight, changing your mind after you post.

Go to mcmaster.com and look under pipe/fitting. Then select what you want and you can select CAD files for dimensions.

When posting questions please provide a little more information than what you usually ask. It helps in providing a knowledgeable answer.

[Gippeto]

I knew not to answer you because....

Yer a fart smeller.

Or maybe that's smart feller?

Either way, I had a chuckle. 8)

[dewey-1]

I knew not to answer you because....

Yer a fart smeller.

Or maybe that's smart feller?

Either way, I had a chuckle. 8)

It takes one to know one!

[PaperNinja]

I knew not to answer you because you can not seem to keep things straight

[doomburger]

Ok guys, so I wanted to use Rectorseal 5 for my threaded metal pipes, but the website I am buying from (grainger.com) states this:
"For Metal
Use primer to increase cure speed or to ensure proper cure on inactive metals."

Since stainless steel is an inactive metal, I will probably have to use the primer. Do I need to spread the primer on both the female and male joints (like pvc primer)?

[mattyzip77]

Just use regular pipe dope or teflon tape.

[velocity3x]

Rectorseal??
Sounds like something you can get only from a Proctologist.

Matty is right....pipe dope or tape.

[Goats spudz]

Paperninja it took me 3 seconds to find This

[doomburger]

Ah, I guess I will use the thicker pink colored tape as it seems to be for compressed air. Do I wrap the thicker pink tape just like the normal white tape? (5-6 times around) Thanks guys 8)