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In Topic: Gyrostabilization Module
28 November 2010 - 10:11 PM
You think we could get a shot of the actual internals, and not just a diagram?
In Topic: 2-11
27 November 2010 - 02:55 PM
veginator, on Nov 16 2010, 03:46 PM, said:
Is this new gun perhaps named after the lotus 2eleven? The car 2eleven is basically a stripped down version of the exige/elise. I don't know if you did that on purpose but I can see the similarities.
I'm not sure if this is correct, but I always thought the name meant this.
And Slug, how do you recommend drilling a centered hole into the side of nylon rod (like I'd need to do for the rod above the trigger)?
In Topic: Rainbowpump
29 October 2010 - 01:46 PM
How do you cut the slots in the plunger/pump tubes... With a dremel?
Very nice design.
Very nice design.
In Topic: +bow: Diy Thread
25 October 2010 - 03:24 PM
nerf22, on Oct 24 2010, 06:22 AM, said:
Hello. I have just started my +bow and have a question. Is one of the rear side plates suppossed to be bigger than the other, in length.
If by side plates you mean the 1/8" thick pieces that are screwed into the side of the gun, then there should be four of them total and there are two pairs of congruent pieces (pardon my geometry terminology).
The ones with the rail holes are identical and the ones with the + are identical.
In Topic: Homemades Picture Thread
17 September 2010 - 02:00 PM
PAPbow Rev.2

This one was made for Gears.
There are a few changes to my first design here, and most of them can be seen here:
-Plate on the plunger rod extends to ride between the two stock rods
-It's also rounded so it hurts less if by some chance you put an appendage in the way
-Priming plate does the same
-Rectangles attached to the side plates keep the arms from coming up when cocked
Lastly, it now has an adult-sized stock and grip:

I'm very happy with its performance and is as comfortable and useful as +bows can get.

This one was made for Gears.
There are a few changes to my first design here, and most of them can be seen here:

-Plate on the plunger rod extends to ride between the two stock rods
-It's also rounded so it hurts less if by some chance you put an appendage in the way
-Priming plate does the same
-Rectangles attached to the side plates keep the arms from coming up when cocked
Lastly, it now has an adult-sized stock and grip:

I'm very happy with its performance and is as comfortable and useful as +bows can get.
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