Jaffe

I'm intrested in how your workspace looks.
Mine workspace is a bit small, there are standing some bike's and some machinery.
My worksbench is made from 2" thick wood, it's constructed to the wall. Next to the workbench is a closet with a lock on it, in the closet are my chemicals(I'm a pyrotechnican ). At the other side of the room are the machines: a drillpres, a table saw and a homemade lathe. I'm having alot of tools like screwdrivers, clamps, hammers also called the basic stuf . I also have a dremel and electric handdrill, for the dremel I have almost everything that costed me about €120.
GR.Tom

After reading The page of the XCC I wanna try to make my own combustion riffle. F.R.O.F.C.R. stands for Fast Rate Of Fire Combustion Rifle , the most important gole of this project is to reach a high rate of fire. Further I'm trying to make a gun that is very comfortable is your hands and when your aiming.
The plan is to make a chamber from 50MM PVC(grey) I dont now how long it's going to be, the barrel wil be made out of 3/4" PVC(grey). Boltsniper used a presurised tank for the fuel, I will just use a butane lighter for the fuel. Incase of having a pump on the rifle i will use a tank with air to vent the chamber.
GR.Jaffe

I am trying to make a Semi-automatic blow forward gun, the trigger mechanism will just be a washer. Right now I am working on the desgin, the problem is that I don't can figur out how to make the blow-forward mechanism . So does somewhone got a diagram for me?
Greetings from the Dutch, Jaffe

I didn't found it with the search, so here a topic where you can place all the valve desgin's .
Greetings from the Dutch, Jaffe
PS: My first valve I had ever made.

I have a competision with my friend, the most powerful, accurate and easy to operate guns wins. I have made already a desgin of my valve, because i'm Dutch I make youse of centimeters instead of inches. The pipe for the valve wil be 1.25 inch PVC grey(i couldnt get white ), it can shoot automatic but it is made for semi-automatic . Pictures soon.
greetings from the Dutch, Jaffe