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#188445 Modification and Paintjob Pictures
Posted by s3an967 on 09 November 2008 - 11:42 AM in Modifications
Half inch pvc couplers.
PETG barrel with some PVC on it.
It's hitting about 90 feet flat with a CDTD and at 70 feet it's dead accurate. It gets 105 feet angled. It can pierce cardboard at 10 feet.
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#196388 Dartsmithing Tips Archive
Posted by s3an967 on 15 December 2008 - 06:37 PM in Darts and Barrels
Conclusion- your foam shrinks.
#188262 How Many Guns Do You Have In Your Arsenal?
Posted by s3an967 on 08 November 2008 - 04:18 PM in General Nerf
1 Lanard Blast Bazooka-Fixed trigger, 1/2 inch PVC coupler
1 Vulcan-Glued down button, Modded top thingy
2 Super Secret Pocket Blasters-1 has a PETG barrel and the other is stock
1 Magstrike- AR removal, Painted, taped over air release thing
#198751 How Many Guns Do You Have In Your Arsenal?
Posted by s3an967 on 24 December 2008 - 09:53 PM in General Nerf
#192712 How Many Guns Do You Have In Your Arsenal?
Posted by s3an967 on 29 November 2008 - 10:12 AM in General Nerf
1 BBMM- Couplered with a Magstrike pump (only needs 3 pumps)
1 LBB- Couplered with a fixed trigger
1 BBB- AR removal with a uni-sex coupler and a speedloader barrel
1 AT1K- Singled and painted
1 Vulcan- AR removal in chain and minimized
1 Recon- AR removal and pluged air release
2 SSPB- 1 PETG barreled and 1 is stock
That's it for working guns.
Broken guns
1 LS
1 Mav
1 Magstrike
1 Firefly
1 Crossfire
2 NiteFinders
1 AT1K Turret
#186453 The Official Snapbow Writeup
Posted by s3an967 on 30 October 2008 - 02:16 PM in Homemades
At this point, Crossbows are a classic, reliable, powerful blaster. They are also rare, and so ludicrously expensive that they are more or less out of the question for most of us. Captain Slug gave us a great alternative with the Plusbow, but not everyone has the time, money, and tools to build one. A little while ago, I attempted to build a SNAP-based blaster that would roughly imitate the Crossbow in its performance and design, inspired by Captain Slug’s Plusbow. After introducing the prototype, I proceeded to refine the design (with help from Carbon and CS). A month of experimentation later, I confidently give you the official SNAPbow Writeup.
Here’s what you’ll need (at minimum); some things can be substituted, but not all:
-PVC piping in 2”, 1 ¼”, ¾”, and ½” sizes.
-a pack of +bow springs (mcmaster part #9637k26)
-1/2” cpvc pipe
-1/2” cpvc T
-1/2” cpvc endcap
-3/4” coupler
-3/4” curved endcap
-3/4” plug
-3/4”x1/2” reducing bushing
-1/2”x3/4” slip/thread adapter
-1/2” T
-1/2” 45 deg. elbow
-(2) 1 ¼” couplers
-1 ¼” endcap
-1 ¼”x3/4” slip/thread bushing
-1/2” #6 pan head sheet metal screws
-3/4" #6 sheet metal screws (you just need one for the plunger head, so don't buy a huge pack).
-pack of 1/8”x1” cotter pins
-pack of small angle brackets
-pack of 3/16x1 1/2x1/16 rubber washers
-pack of 3/16x1 1/4x1/16 rubber washers
-pack of 3/16x1” fender washers
-pack of #8 finishing washers
-roofing nails
-industrial-strength clothespins
-small zip ties
-large zip ties
-hot glue sticks
-super glue
Tools: a hacksaw/pipe cutters, a drill, hot glue gun, 1/8”, ¼”, 5/8” drill bits, sanding drum/cutting blade.
Here’s what you’ll end up with:
Start with a 1 1/4’’ endcap, and drill a 5/8’’ hole in the exact center. Dremel the hole until the cpvc that you’ll be using as a plunger rod slides freely. Be sure that the hole is not so large that the spring (which fits perfectly around the ½” CPVC rod) can fit through; this would, in point of fact, be bad. Just go slowly and be careful. There should be a TINY gap all around the plunger rod, as you can see here. EDIT: If you don't want to be as careful about the size of the hole, and want even less friction, go ahead and grind it out a bit larger, and simply flare out the wire at one end of the spring. A tag of about 1/4" works perfectly.
To make the plunger, drill a 5/8” hole in the center of a ¾” endcap (curved). Make sure that the hole is a bit bigger than the plunger rod, so that the plunger head can shift around separately from the plunger rod. This keeps the plunger from binding. Jam a length of ½” CPVC through the hole, drill a 1/8” hole in the end, and put a cotter pin through the hole, wrapping it around the pipe. (reference Carbon’s SNAP-1 writeup; the process is identical). EDIT: wrap a bit of e-tape around the plunger rod, to keep the spring in place. If needed, you can also add a small screw at the end coil of the spring, to make sure it's not going to slip intp the plunger head. Cut a ¼” ring from the end of the endcap. Then, jam a ¾” plug into the endcap. Stack a #8 finishing washer, a 3/16” ID x 11/4” OD x 1/16” thick rubber washer, a 3/16” ID x 11/2” OD x 1/16” thick rubber washer, and a 3/16” ID x 1” OD fender washer on a 3/4" sheet metal screw, drill a 1/8” pilot hole in the center of the ¾” plug, and screw everything down; basically, it’s Carbon’s washer setup, with an extra washer for padding.
This way, the sealing washer is subject to far less wear, and the gun is significantly quieter. The handle is a ½” cpvc T, held on with a couple of screws (a cotter pin also works). The plunger shaft is a piece of cpvc 11 1/2" long.
Now, on to the pressure chamber. First, a 10 ¾’’ length of 11/4” pipe, and drill a 1/8’’ hole 3 7/8’’ from one end. Wiggle the drill bit, so that your trigger pin slides freely. Now, glue a coupler on, but don’t use cement. Instead, run a thin line of CA (super) glue around the ring at the center of the coupler.
Then shove your pressure chamber all the way down; the glue won’t take until it’s seated, so there will be less of a gap, and the blaster will be a bit more efficient. Wipe out any excess glue, and wait for the glue to dry. Drill four holes around the end of the coupler, seat a 1 ¼”x3/4” slip/thread coupler, and screw it down. Now you can use a screw-in adapter to use various barrel systems.
The trigger is a standard clothespin trigger in construction, but not materials. I use an industrial-strength clothespin, and a roofing nail as a catch. Hot glue the trigger onto the tube, reinforce with a zip-tie, and you’re done. Cover it up with a 1 ¼” trigger cover. This pic is from a much earlier prototype, but you get the idea.
For the grip, I just do as Carbon did on the SNAP-5 and the SNAP-6; drill two holes in a ½’’ cpvc endcap, screw it onto the 1 ¼” endcap, jam a ¾” boltsniper handle on the end, drill a couple of pilot holes in each side, screw it down, and reinforce with hot glue (to get rid of any annoying wiggling). Take special not of the screw placement; this is repeated on both sides.
Now, the stock. This needs to be both solid and comfortable. First, drill two pilot holes in each side of one side of a ¾” coupler, enlarge two of them to ¼” (access holes for your screwdriver), and screw the coupler onto the 1 ¼” endcap.
Reinforce the joint with a bit of hot glue (wherever I call for hot glue, you could also use epoxy, but I like to keep everything removable).
Now, build your stock out of ½” pvc; the pictured design is the one I find most comfortable, but use whatever works.
I use a ¾”x1/2” bushing to reduce it down; alternatively, you could just build the stock from ¾”, but ½” works fine, and is lighter and cheaper. I only recently made the jump to a ¾” coupler, but it works way better: it’s sturdier, and the extra bit of height keeps the plunger rod from barking your cheek. Screw it down, and you’re ready to go.
The screws that hold the stock and grip on also secure the 1 ¼” endcap to the pressure chamber. Be sure to drill a couple of vent holes somewhere behind the trigger; otherwise, a vacuum will be created when the plunger is released, slowing it significantly.
Finally, slap a fore-end on there. SNAPs tend to be skinny and bulbous—functional, but not too attractive (more importantly, such characteristics tend to be less than comfortable, especially with those screws sticking out all over the place). To start, cut a 1 ¼” coupler in half lengthwise, then cut the halves in half crosswise. The piece you want is on the left,next to a full coupler.
Take one of the pieces, and glue it on the pressure chamber, just ahead of the trigger guard. Now, cut 6” of 2” pvc, and split it down the middle, keeping your cuts as even as possible. Smooth the edges, and mount the resulting fore-end on the front coupler and the coupler piece, using a dab of hot glue on both.
The resulting blaster is extremely comfortable, solid in its construction, and very economical. I believe it to be a great alternative for those of us who want a blaster of this type, but don’t have access to a crossbow or plusbow (or who want something sturdy and cheap enough so that breakage is not really an issue). The SNAPbow is also quite powerful (somewhere between a crossbow and a plusbow), and very reliable in my experience. I believe it to be completely war-appropriate, as well. All feedback is appreciated. ~Rork
EDIT: gun porn time. There's one with a dogbone cpvc barrel, one with a 4-shot turret, and the first completed one, with a 6-shot turret and no foregrip.
ANOTHER EDIT: more detailed pics of how the business end of the plunger is made.
Of course, this piece just plugs right into the cut-down end cap. Happy building!
I'm not asking for you to make one for me but how much would one of these cost?
#188295 What Was Your First Nerf Gun?
Posted by s3an967 on 08 November 2008 - 07:24 PM in General Nerf
#205375 What Guns Do You Use?
Posted by s3an967 on 22 January 2009 - 03:07 PM in General Nerf
Enough Said
#188430 What Inspired You To Nerf...
Posted by s3an967 on 09 November 2008 - 10:43 AM in General Nerf
#186451 Favorite Pistol/secondary?
Posted by s3an967 on 30 October 2008 - 02:12 PM in Modifications
#189060 Guide To All Guns Directory
Posted by s3an967 on 11 November 2008 - 03:23 PM in General Nerf
>>>>> Long shot Scope
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AT2K Integration
#190253 Guide To All Guns Directory
Posted by s3an967 on 17 November 2008 - 03:05 PM in General Nerf
>>>>> Airtech 1000
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Stock ranges: low
possible ranges:Med
modding difficulty:low-med
avg. price:$5
rarity: uncommon
standard position: side arm
Rate of fire: med
Notes: uses turret, hard to get shell open
Type of power plant:spring[/color]
#188290 Guide To All Guns Directory
Posted by s3an967 on 08 November 2008 - 07:17 PM in General Nerf
>>>>> Tech Target
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>stock ranges: low-med
>possible ranges: med+
>modding difficulty: low
>avg. price: $ 17( with target)
>rarity: Becoming Uncommon
>standard position: side arm
>Rate Of Fire: Moderate
>notes: good beginner gun. Really good with PETG barrel replacement.WARNING-PLUNGER TUBE BREAKS VERY EASILY!
#188202 Guide To All Guns Directory
Posted by s3an967 on 08 November 2008 - 08:38 AM in General Nerf
#194966 Closed
Posted by s3an967 on 09 December 2008 - 03:08 PM in General Nerf
1 LS $30
1 Mav $8
2 NF $16
1 SF $9
1 MS $20
That's it.
#192551 Black Friday Debrief
Posted by s3an967 on 28 November 2008 - 06:04 PM in General Nerf
#190514 Christmas List
Posted by s3an967 on 18 November 2008 - 03:59 PM in General Nerf
#191370 Modding Styles
Posted by s3an967 on 23 November 2008 - 07:54 AM in Modifications
#197698 Are We Nerfers Nerdy?
Posted by s3an967 on 21 December 2008 - 10:20 AM in Off Topic
#199995 Best Stock Nerf Darts
Posted by s3an967 on 31 December 2008 - 03:24 PM in General Nerf
#186871 Vulcan Sentry Gun In Progress
Posted by s3an967 on 01 November 2008 - 05:38 PM in Modifications
#196590 The Phoenix
Posted by s3an967 on 16 December 2008 - 07:04 PM in Modifications
#189473 Brass Vs Petg?
Posted by s3an967 on 13 November 2008 - 02:52 PM in Modifications
#189741 Hey Guys! Quick Question
Posted by s3an967 on 14 November 2008 - 07:07 PM in General Nerf
#186985 My Nerf Longshot
Posted by s3an967 on 02 November 2008 - 11:05 AM in Modifications
#203122 My Lbb Plays Music!
Posted by s3an967 on 13 January 2009 - 06:21 PM in Modifications
#186660 Tech Decks
Posted by s3an967 on 31 October 2008 - 11:22 AM in Off Topic
#189729 Singled Titan
Posted by s3an967 on 14 November 2008 - 06:26 PM in Modifications
#190976 Wargames?
Posted by s3an967 on 20 November 2008 - 06:50 PM in Modifications
#186710 Singled Magstrike Blueprints
Posted by s3an967 on 31 October 2008 - 03:55 PM in Modifications
#186696 Singled Magstrike Blueprints
Posted by s3an967 on 31 October 2008 - 02:30 PM in Modifications
#186674 Singled Magstrike Blueprints
Posted by s3an967 on 31 October 2008 - 12:43 PM in Modifications
So here they are.(WARNING-I HAVEN'T TRIED THIS YET)
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Still thinking on it!
The coupler needs to be supported and the vinyl tube will be surrounded by hot glue to keep the coupler air tight
and it may need a special barrel.
It might work?
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