For The Aussie Spudder! - Extreme Poly Pipe
Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 6:57 am
G'day,
I'm currently making a new co-axial bb repeater at the moment. I needed to come up with something very strong, threaded, smooth and very cheap to use as the outside chamber pipe.
I came up with this. I simply bought a meter of 25mm aluminium tube, and 60cm of 25mm poly pipe. What I found astounding was the tube fitted absolutely perfectly inside the poly. It was a perfectly tight fit. Almost too perfect...
I'm planning on making this a repeater by having a pop off valve with a very strong spring installed in it behind the piston, I've got a machined hardwood piston that's a perfect fit and I plan on putting a spring behind that. I'll also stick a spring behind the trigger lever mechanism, which should hopefully add a bit more force into closing the pop off valve and resealing it all quickly. I plan on going up to 400psi, and with using a 6mm airsoft barrel, I should be able to get quite a few high powered shots.
Tell us what ya think.
I'm currently making a new co-axial bb repeater at the moment. I needed to come up with something very strong, threaded, smooth and very cheap to use as the outside chamber pipe.
I came up with this. I simply bought a meter of 25mm aluminium tube, and 60cm of 25mm poly pipe. What I found astounding was the tube fitted absolutely perfectly inside the poly. It was a perfectly tight fit. Almost too perfect...
I'm planning on making this a repeater by having a pop off valve with a very strong spring installed in it behind the piston, I've got a machined hardwood piston that's a perfect fit and I plan on putting a spring behind that. I'll also stick a spring behind the trigger lever mechanism, which should hopefully add a bit more force into closing the pop off valve and resealing it all quickly. I plan on going up to 400psi, and with using a 6mm airsoft barrel, I should be able to get quite a few high powered shots.
Tell us what ya think.