Find contentwut u use to sand it down, just sand paper? ive tried that and it doesnt exactly work that well... 30 minutes, and all i got was the tip
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koolaidman43
Member Since 09 Jul 2007Offline Last Active Jul 22 2007 07:57 PM
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In Topic: Trigger Designs
22 July 2007 - 08:01 PM
yeah, i meant with a wooden pin.
wut u use to sand it down, just sand paper? ive tried that and it doesnt exactly work that well... 30 minutes, and all i got was the tip ...
wut u use to sand it down, just sand paper? ive tried that and it doesnt exactly work that well... 30 minutes, and all i got was the tip
...
In Topic: Trigger Designs
22 July 2007 - 07:47 PM
Carbon, on Jul 21 2007, 10:57 PM, said:
yeah, roofing nail + clothespin=fail...I think a roofing nail may just be too big...
what size do you reccomend, then? and how long should it be, or does all of this rely on the size of the gun?
In Topic: Homemades Picture Thread
21 July 2007 - 11:21 PM
well, im not finished, nor am i even working on it yet, im still working of the design. its kinda like a simpler version of the GNS(or whatever its called)
here's a pic of it basicaly.
the frame is 1" PVC pipe, and the plunger is 1/2" PVC pipe. i have a clothespin trigger for the... well, trigger, and i'm using boltsniper's handle design.
i just need to find out where i could get a good/affordable spring. affordable meaning i can buy alot and still have plenty of money left.
if you have any ideas on how to improve it (without it being too complicated), sugjustions are welcome.
here's a pic of it basicaly.
the frame is 1" PVC pipe, and the plunger is 1/2" PVC pipe. i have a clothespin trigger for the... well, trigger, and i'm using boltsniper's handle design.
i just need to find out where i could get a good/affordable spring. affordable meaning i can buy alot and still have plenty of money left.
if you have any ideas on how to improve it (without it being too complicated), sugjustions are welcome.
