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Legendpilot
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 14:07 PM    Post subject: Harley Davidson - Four Barrel Marauder! Reply with quote

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Well I just finished building my new Harley Davidson; spudgun that is.

This thing is just so bad, it deserved a tough name. Dubbed the "Four Barrel Marauder" mainly due to the fact that without barrel it resembles the number 4, and I made four uniquely different barrels for it. It boasts a sleeved golf ball barrel, a tennis ball barrel, a 2" ported barrel, and a 3" t-shirt/candy, etc. barrel.

I used a 2" barrel sealing diaphragm valve with a 1" flow, piloted with a blowgun. They're relatively easy to make providing you do a little homework, and cost around $17 in parts sans the blowgun. I paid $15 for that alone, but it looks nice and functions well.

The gun consists of dual 3"x12" chambers. Everything is NFS-PW except the 3" couplings and the bushings inside them. With pressure rated pipe filling the holes I think it'll be fine. I'll post pictures of the barrels after paint, but for now enjoy the gun! -Lp



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iknowmy3tables
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 14:13 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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awsome paint job and nice valve, you're one hell of a craftsman
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ballad of NJ
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 14:24 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Very original. The paints sweet. What Psi?
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Velocity
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 14:28 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Very nice gun. If you want to get a little more power out of it, use a 1.5" porting valve rather than a 1". The new valve will be just as cheap as your first one, and will give over 2X better performance
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Legendpilot
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 15:18 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Thanks for the kind words.

My current compressor has a limit of 100psi, but I do have an electronic tire inflator that will take it higher. I find though, that 80psi is ideal, and provides substantial power. I was tinkering with the idea of a 1.5" port, I didn't want to go over 2" with the tee, and the 1" seemed to work well. I use a heavy duty neoprene seal that I cut to fit snug and only 'breathes' a small distance between the breech and the end cap, an equalization hole was also drilled. This being my second pneumatic, I wanted to go larger than the first as far as valve porting is concerned, on the first gun I only used 3/4's of an inch.

My next project will probably use something a little bigger, but this baby dumps some air! -Lp
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frankrede
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 17:08 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I didn't know the made bushings in DWV. Usually they are bell reducers in DWV.
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judgment_arms
PostPosted: 02/17/2007 17:09 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I assume since they make NSF-PW bell reducers then DWV bushings exist also
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PostPosted: 02/19/2007 11:15 AM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Really nice esspecially the valve but can post some pics of the barrels
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Mr.Russ
PostPosted: 02/22/2007 0:57 AM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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that looks so sexy
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CannonCreator
PostPosted: 08/31/2007 18:51 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Ya dude thats awsomse looking!
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Acdcmonkey1991
PostPosted: 09/06/2007 14:46 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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good job kicking u a dead topic
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codz30
PostPosted: 10/08/2007 4:34 AM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I like the firing mechanism, it looks nice. I'm new to this whole game of spudguns. Could i ask what is firing mechanism (the blue thing) and where did you get it? Thanks heaps
Also that wiki page is really helpful but i am having trouble understanding how the piston valve is incorporated into this gun i have read through this but still having a bit of trouble seeing how it fits into this?
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Acdcmonkey1991
PostPosted: 10/08/2007 16:08 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Dont kick up dead topics
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Hailfire753
PostPosted: 10/08/2007 16:18 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Acdcmonkey1991 wrote:
Dont kick up dead topics

Hey, hey relax a little bit! I don't want to defend anyone, but if someone wants to praise a good gun, let 'em! CC is not very *ahem* fourm smart, but at least cod has constructive critisism. Most of us have heard the "NO DEAD TOPICS" line. Not trying to start a flame.

BTW - Great gun, I LOVE the paintjob! I have a freind really into harleys, He would love to see something like this!
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Legendpilot
PostPosted: 10/11/2007 15:58 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Hey all, it been a while since my last post!

Thanks for kind words that continue to come in. I just shot this gun for the first time in months, but it still looks and performs as good as it did when I first made it. -Lp
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