[quote="jsefcik"

check the fittings they should say nsf pw then[/quote]
they say nsf

my pipe is from lowes but i dont have access to the piece with the specs

mark.f wrote:First off...

I don't think anybody really realized that chamber is kind of stupidly big for such a small barrel.

my c:b is is outragous because im using a ball valve

Gun Freak wrote:One of my friends built a cannon with DWV fittings and it blew around 60 psi, so just be careful, make sure you stay really low.

ok thank you but this was just an experiment ... my first airgun

this was mostly a learning experiance for me than it being a serious gun i may build a high pressure gun from black steel pipe i just wanted to know what safe pressures i should test at ill stay below 30 psi
thanks

nuthing fancy ive just built my first pneumatic gun... chamber - 8"X 3" dwv
barrel-1/2"X 18" my question is what will a safe working pressure be

thanks

+1, iv never had a piezoelectric igniter fail in any application from spudguns to BBQ they seam to last for ever

my last one only lasted for like 100 clicks

Edited by jrrdw, fixed quote tag.

try this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BBQ-Continuous- ... 2c5c08b52e

i just looked up grill igniter on ebay they can make a 1/2in spark

wow thats a fast rof

u scared us yep like they said be careful

ok thanks i PMed pcguy, first time i "reported" someone tho thanks for pointing that out 4 me

ok ill pm him can u contact the mods plz

thanks but it was our neidors and we have one of our own ill keep it in mind if we hacve to get a new one tho

Technician1002 wrote:Never use a hacksaw on the lines for a refrigeration compressor. It makes metal shavings. Use a tubing cutter instead. It is the industry standard.

yeah i know i used anglecutters

ok ill try that didnt work i also put a few tablespoons of oil on the intake wile running no inprovment