hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
The Force is what gives JB-Weld its power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy togetherjackssmirkingrevenge wrote:If I understood correct JB Weld and Araldite are pretty much equivalent, and my recent cartridge/pengun projects were good for 800 psi with Araldite only. It's a question of technique
I've got some dodgy aluminum torches lying around I'd love to do this to, but I don't trust the casings. Fairly thin aluminum of unkown quality. I'd probably prefer to build a gun inside them (new chamber, barrel etc).PimpAssasinG wrote:no im strong but you are a fat gay mother sucker that gets raped by black man for fun
I feel sorry for those without MILITARY GRADE ALUMINIUMFairly thin aluminum of unkown quality
Without MOAR PRESSURE! this is the sort of performance you're condemned to from such a small launcher...MrCrowley wrote:I'm disappointed how pathetic this sounds and looks on my video camera...I took some videos today but didn't upload them because it just looks like a pathetic BB gun. It gives a nice pop but on the video it just sounds like a "pfft".
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Actually I was thinking to leave the outer ring of leds where it is, with the barrel running through the center. However, since the 2 AA batteries are removed for the rest of the barrel / chamber, I might have to find a spot to put in a couple of smaller batteries, making the flashlight work just fine for a short time.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:there you gopsycix wrote:I could even try to build it in such a way that it can still shine light AND have a spudgun inside.http://www.frontierfirearms.ca/images/glow-in-dark.jpg
I'm not so bothered about performance, it performs good enough for me. If I want to shoot holes in stuff, I have my other coaxial for that. Though 300PSI is my limit. I really need a fridge compressor...jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Without MOAR PRESSURE! this is the sort of performance you're condemned to from such a small launcher...MrCrowley wrote:I'm disappointed how pathetic this sounds and looks on my video camera...I took some videos today but didn't upload them because it just looks like a pathetic BB gun. It gives a nice pop but on the video it just sounds like a "pfft".
Enough to make sure whatever you're shooting at dies blindpsycix wrote:making the flashlight work just fine for a short time.
Or a SCUBA tankI really need a fridge compressor...
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
I think it's time for you to buy good quality batteries...I'm disappointed how pathetic this sounds and looks on my video camera
about two weeks ago I bought one for ~15$ off a site similar to ebay...I really need a fridge compressor...
or you could build an air powered HPA pump...Or a SCUBA tank
Or you could simply have a motor driving a crankshaft like the FX pump:POLAND_SPUD wrote:just get a PCP airgun pump, a large bore air cylinder and a normal compressor... build a circuit that will automatically extend and retract the air cylinder and it will pump the PCP pump for you
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
POLAND_SPUD wrote:even if there was no link I'd know it's a bot because of female name
You probably can get them in AUS, but it'd help if I found one in NZPOLAND_SPUD wrote:about two weeks ago I bought one for ~15$ off a site similar to ebay...I really need a fridge compressor...
I am sure you can buy them in AUS
AFAIK since the early 90' freon is no longer used... but IDK if the 'newer' refrigerants, like r134a are harmful or not... someone suggested they are but it all comes down to whether they'll let you cut it off and take it or notI wont be able to ask for it because of the freon issue
well in the past I thought that all fridges that are thrown away must be FUBARedFUBAR
) which was thrown away about 15 years ago because it broke down... anyway I found out that it had a faulty starting relay so I replaced it and it worked... 
