6 replies to this topic

[boyee15]

Can anyone help me with an easy method for removing glued pieces? I want to get the end of the plunger of my blast bazooka off to hopefully plug the pressure release and dont know how to get the end cap off in order to do so.

[Devious]

you dont need to plug it, just drill the air restriction in the stock barrel out and jam a micro stefan down it

(The internal air setup is all plastic, hence, plugging it could make the release pin or tank break)

[ompa]

You'll probably have to end up cutting the pump shaft and re-taping/gluing it.

~ompa

[baghead]

A good way to get glued peices off is to use a Heat Gun Or a Good Hairdryer On HIGH, I DO this all the time, The Heat usualy re-liquifies the glue, allow you to remove the two peices. I just Did It on two LBBs and it worked great. Before you do start doing this i strongly suggest that you pratice on like an extra AT2K turret, just to get a feel For the process because it's fine line between cleanly removeing a glued part and totaly Fucking up the parts you are trying to detach.

-Bags

EDIT: Here's some Pics of the Results:

Carefully Removed



Pluged



Reglued




Like New

Edited by baghead, 13 July 2005 - 09:41 PM.

[ompa]

I'm impressed. What are the ranges, plugged, on that sucker?

~ompa

[Uncle Hammer]

Cool man, I've always wanted to plug the pump on one of those.

[baghead]

You'll Get A Full Write-Up Soon...Can You Hold Onto The Edges Of Your Seats? If you're lucky I'll get it done tonight.

-Bags