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[nerfman600]

I was thinking about this, and thought, would it be possible to make the at2k turret attachacble and detachable to cpvc couplers. If it could, would you put the cpvc at the hole on the back of turreet?

[TantumBull]

jerm78 made a topic exactly about this a couple months ago. Try using the search function.

[nerfman600]

I did, i didn't come up with anything.

[bpso86]

I was thinking about this, and thought, would it be possible to make the at2k turret attachacble and detachable to cpvc couplers. If it could, would you put the cpvc at the hole on the back of turreet?

Yes.

Attach piece of cpvc to hole at back of turret. Attach said piece of cpvc to coupler. Boom, you're done.

Make sure you sand it to fit, though, otherwise you'll have rubbing issues against the middle piece.

Tantum, did you really need to post that? It literally took me 30 seconds to type the above post... and I didn't even work up a sweat.

[BlackFox]

CPVC would take some sanding to fit on the nub at the back. I'd recommend 17/32" brass tubing. Fits right on the back without any grunt work.

[TantumBull]

Tantum, did you really need to post that? It literally took me 30 seconds to type the above post... and I didn't even work up a sweat.

Yes, it was necessary. He's obviously a newer member and needed to know that part of the rules here are to search before making a topic such as this one. Also, while he was validating and searching the forums, he must have seen this done before. He could easily have PM'd the poster. Also, I'm pretty damn sure he knew what you typed bpso, I think he was looking for more detailed instructions. It has been said by Vacc many times that spoon feeding newer members with information won't help, and a polite suggestion to use the search engine is a much better alternative.

nerfman600: This article by Carbon is extremely helpful for learning how to maximize the usefulness of the search engine. The search engine here is a lot different then ones like google, and the article I linked should help out. The search engine on this site isn't very good at finding results if you type in a lot of keywords.

Edited by TantumBull, 18 February 2009 - 03:11 AM.

[VACC]

I know the search engine can be ticky at times, but I can usually find what I need after a few minutes of trial and error. That said, I have a good idea where things are around here, and don't expect everyone to share that knowledge out of the gate. All we ask is that you take the time and spend 10-15 minutes looking for something before asking a question that may already have an answer.

Anyway, his question has been reasonably answered, and he knows that more details are out there and who wrote them. I'm going to close this thread now.