Shock Pump Attachment
- jackssmirkingrevenge
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it should, practically all shock pumps I've seen screw on to schraders.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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yeah i have that exact one, it screws right onto shrader valves.

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depends how big your chamber is, if it's bigger than a couple of cubic inches then going beyond 250 psi becomes a bit of a chore.plang24 wrote:Thanks JSR. Now I can take my copper pneumatic up to high pressures without braking my bike pump every time i try to fill it up.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
I was going to use the shock pump to top it off to higher pressures. Chamber is only ~4-5 cubic inches. As off right now i can get it up to roughly 200 psi or more with a bike pump. Gauge goes to 160 psi but i can still pump it 5-6 more times and each pump puts between 15-20 psi in.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:depends how big your chamber is, if it's bigger than a couple of cubic inches then going beyond 250 psi becomes a bit of a chore.
Edit: HDP how hard is it to pump at higher pressure like between 300-400 psi?
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It's a bit of an effort but it usually doesn't take me more than 2 minutes to reach 400 psi.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Why not build your own pump?
I hear BTB has a good design for you.
Should at least go up to 79.9 bar....
I hear BTB has a good design for you.
Should at least go up to 79.9 bar....

I would but i can't locally find a pressure gauge that goes past 200psi. I just found one on ebay that goes to 600psi for only $10. Now to find some hose that can withstand up to 600psi and has an i.d. of i think 1/4" so i can attach a screw on valve depressor.
I'm thinking of shnaffling the schrader connector off the hose on my shock pump.
It vents the hose before releasing and is a nice solid screw-on one.
Looks like a 3-4mm hose tail crimped into the hose though and the compressor hose I've found doesn't have an ID that small
It vents the hose before releasing and is a nice solid screw-on one.
Looks like a 3-4mm hose tail crimped into the hose though and the compressor hose I've found doesn't have an ID that small

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yes but tht is pressure with water. so 2,000 psi air would need a much better seal on the pressure washur gun. and would need a lot of modding.
Most pressure washer bits won't seal at their rated pressure with gases. I found out the hard way 

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Still eating at you isn't it! Don't worry, i am sure that you will find a good way to use your immense power (pressure).DYI wrote:Most pressure washer bits won't seal at their rated pressure with gases. I found out the hard way

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