Hi all,
In my endeavors to try to make (maybe) the greatest airgun ever(writeup incoming) I have seen several threads and builds, and they all use push-to-connect fittings such as 9087K144 or 9087K81 as the cost of my mcmaster order quickly skyrocketed, I started to look for a cheaper alternative. I found these barbed tube fittings (5463K38 and 5463K45). With these fittings you can get ten of them for the price of 1 or 2 push-to-connect ones, so my question is why have I never seen anyone use these fittings before? Am I missing something? Is it because they do not seal properly/require glue or other adhesive?
Thanks in advance for all the help!
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Hello NerfHaven!
I have made 2 homemades in my days(yes im a bit of a nub), but I have recently noticed that every writeup ive seen calls for a tap(or even more than one) to use on your drilled holes. However, when gathering parts, of course a tap was present, but my dad (who is a mechanical engineer) said that a tap is not really necessary as PVC is soft enough that simply putting a screw in will cut threads. So what are the benefits of using one? There is probably a very simple and obvious reason that I am not seeing, and I hope you will be easy on my n00biness...
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I have made 2 homemades in my days(yes im a bit of a nub), but I have recently noticed that every writeup ive seen calls for a tap(or even more than one) to use on your drilled holes. However, when gathering parts, of course a tap was present, but my dad (who is a mechanical engineer) said that a tap is not really necessary as PVC is soft enough that simply putting a screw in will cut threads. So what are the benefits of using one? There is probably a very simple and obvious reason that I am not seeing, and I hope you will be easy on my n00biness...
Thanks
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