Hey guys im gonna build a pnumatic soon and i was noticing that the shrader valve in this topic http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3573& is different than the shrader valve sold at www.mcmaster.com.
The one in the topic has a rubber end to it to keep it in and all the one that mcmaster has is a shrader valve with an NPT end to it. Are these too valves different is one safer than the other???
Shrader Valves
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dippydodo03
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Threaded are the best because if they aren't they will blow out.
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Oh they will...dippydodo03 wrote:Threaded are the best because if they aren't they will blow out.
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dippydodo03
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Hey, I'm just going off personal experiance, not trying to start anything.
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Mmmhmm...
I'm using a presta valve cut out of a bicycles inner tube at 200psi and its not going anywhere.
Its clamped in a 1/4" compression fitting with a steel washer though, not just slotted in a hole.
I'm using a presta valve cut out of a bicycles inner tube at 200psi and its not going anywhere.
Its clamped in a 1/4" compression fitting with a steel washer though, not just slotted in a hole.
Threaded valves are easier to put in, just drill a 3/8" hole, put the valve itself into your drill chuck and screw it in.
Rubber pull through valves always seal, because the pressure holds the valve against the inside of the pipe. I have had them at over 180 psi with no blowouts. They're easier to get, because you can just go to a bike shop and ask for all the popped tires, which they usually give you for free. Cut out the valve and pull it through a hole with pliers.
Rubber pull through valves always seal, because the pressure holds the valve against the inside of the pipe. I have had them at over 180 psi with no blowouts. They're easier to get, because you can just go to a bike shop and ask for all the popped tires, which they usually give you for free. Cut out the valve and pull it through a hole with pliers.
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mine has never leaked and i take it past 60 every time i shoot
i would prefer to use a treaded one tho like they^ said can hold allot of pressure and can be made air tight easily
i would prefer to use a treaded one tho like they^ said can hold allot of pressure and can be made air tight easily
Your signature is freaking disturbing....
