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3 inch piston[img]
it looks a bit big, but nonetheless beautiful! I would love to have a lathe, but I cannot justify spending $300+ just to make oring grooves; its barrel sealers for me!
Wow. That is very nicely done. Is that for a barrel sealing piston or chamber sealing? (rmich, it could be for either)
thats a pretty nice looking piston, was any glueing done between the disks? or is it just held together by the bolt?
"whoa... I thought pimpmann was black..."-pyromanic13
You should use rubber sement to glue them because it would make a kind of like rubber padding and you could still take them apart if you needed to fix something.
Holy crap that thing is sexy!
I like how you combined a crapload of components into one smooth and steamlined piston. Great work.
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