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Glen
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Joined: 16 Jun 2004
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Righto, so there is a constant flow into the buffer once the main co2 valve is opened. I was planning to have one valve to dump the volume and one to fill it directly, but if you dont need that, all good! Cheers.
And Mario, this one doesn't have the buffer internal to it, its also an external 20oz buffer tank, the valve is just inside the ram body
Had a spare moment after work and finished the top cap. Here's how i've been doing concentric patterns lately. A 3mm laser cut template just locates into the piece and you use a center drill to start the hole, remove the template then drill it the rest of the way through. So much quicker than setting up the rotary table. Seems to be accurate enough too (touch wood lol)
First template, this is for the vent holes in the top of the cylinder.
2nd template for the tie rod bolts, this one has a locating ring bolted to it that sits in the bored out recess.
Done Changed the design to have 8x m6 holes for the tie rods. that way i can use 4x 6mm ones to save lots of weight and if that isnt enough go up to 6 or 8 of em.
Next up is the top bush/bumper and then the almighty base valve. _________________ www.demon50s.com - Minimoto parts
http://www.youtube.com/user/HyzerGlen - Videoooozzz
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