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[TimmyTown]

Hey I am trying to integrate the DTB into another project and as it already has a round place (where a rocket used to go) I am putting it in there. It is almost a perfect fit for the turret but the front of the gun wont fit and it would look better with the round area already there.

I want to cut the dtb here



So I remove any excess shell that doesnt hold the turret in place. As far as I can tell if I leave enough space for the parts that hold onto the turret as well as where all the internals are it should be fine.

I just wanted your opinions before I go cutting up my guns.

[Magic]

That may work but in order for my true opinion, what gun?

[TimmyTown]

That may work but in order for my true opinion, what gun?

A secret project I am working on. I promise a write up and everything.

It involves a non nerf product a DTB and 6 more barrels of death delivering foamy goodness.

And I am looking into it being painted by direct threat. It will truelly be incredible when its all done. Its only a bit of the way there right now and I havent been able to work on it because my dad decided he wanted to use the basement this week. So hopefully it will be done soon.

[Split]

That may work but in order for my true opinion, what gun?

Good god you little spammer.

DT is going to charge $70+ for a paintjob, just to make you aware of that.

The idea for the turret would work just fine on a Roto rocket or whatever, but do your best to minimize dead space between the air output and the turret.

[CaptainSlug]

The turret is primarily held in place and stabilized by a ring bushing. The front of the shell doesn't really do anything.

[TimmyTown]

Good god you little spammer.

DT is going to charge $70+ for a paintjob, just to make you aware of that.

The idea for the turret would work just fine on a Roto rocket or whatever, but do your best to minimize dead space between the air output and the turret.

Yeah I know DT and I have discussed a price that I find reasonable for his amazing work. And considering how this thing will probably be not as pretty as I want it to be after it comes out of the oven I think it is a necessity.

And how would you suggest minimizing the dead space? I was thinking a CPVC bridge with an O-ring.

The turret is primarily held in place and stabilized by a ring bushing. The front of the shell doesn't really do anything.

And thank you this is what I was thinking and I wanted to make sure.

Preciate it CS.

Edited by TimmyTown, 09 September 2008 - 06:30 PM.