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Guide to barrel Materials
Hamish- Posts : 213
Join date : 2009-10-08
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide
- Post n°72
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
CDTDs are Converted Dart Tag Darts. These are made by getting any stock dart (micro, streamline etc) and cutting the head off it putting a weight in and filling with hot glue and usually a straw is put into the tube to keep it straight. I don't like CDTDs and Inf0rm3r's foam is a much better option.
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- Post n°73
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
I always wondered what it stood for... But I knew what it was...
Darth Lai- Posts : 207
Join date : 2010-07-13
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
- Post n°74
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Oh thanks. I went to Mitre 10 and they didn't have 13 mm. They had 6 mm. Crazy, huh?
Got 16 mm Alumminum though.
Got 16 mm Alumminum though.
hichrich- Posts : 39
Join date : 2010-07-30
Age : 25
Location : Sydney, NSW, Australia, Planet Earth, Solar System, Milky Way, The Universe
- Post n°75
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
When he said Hep20 was flexible, is it always flexible and will it bend when used as a barrel? Is there some way to make it straight?
Darth Lai- Posts : 207
Join date : 2010-07-13
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
- Post n°76
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Nest it in some 15mm PVC.
TheDoubleBracket- Posts : 25
Join date : 2010-08-31
Age : 34
Location : Victoriaaaargh
- Post n°77
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Should have read this before buying 16mm Alum. I'll sell it if I attend a war.
jacko1120- Posts : 197
Join date : 2008-12-18
Age : 30
Location : Goldie
- Post n°78
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
The 16mm conduit i have is a very, very tight fit on streamline and definatly does not fit white foam or snap caps. It also dosent slide in and out of 20mm conduit. Have i got the wrong stuff?
Darth Lai- Posts : 207
Join date : 2010-07-13
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
- Post n°79
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
jacko1120 wrote:The 16mm conduit i have is a very, very tight fit on streamline and definatly does not fit white foam or snap caps. It also dosent slide in and out of 20mm conduit. Have i got the wrong stuff?
Sounds like it... where did you get it? And does it have a brand name?
f 14tomcat4- Posts : 5
Join date : 2010-10-08
- Post n°80
longshot barrel
i know u probably said this but what is the best used for making recon barrels and the best for making longshot barrels for i am a noobie at modding
TheKhakinator- Posts : 54
Join date : 2010-08-02
Age : 33
Location : Adelaide
- Post n°81
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Planning on rebarrelling a Magstrike clip. 17/32 brass or 9/16 for airgun fit for stock darts/blue foam?
Khail- Posts : 50
Join date : 2010-09-28
Age : 33
Location : Melbourne
- Post n°82
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
9/16 for airguns
17/32 for Springer pistols
17/32 nested in 9/16 for Springer rifles
17/32 for Springer pistols
17/32 nested in 9/16 for Springer rifles
TheKhakinator- Posts : 54
Join date : 2010-08-02
Age : 33
Location : Adelaide
- Post n°83
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Thanks!
Reckon I'll get onto that or try and get some PETG.
Reckon I'll get onto that or try and get some PETG.
lazzari- Posts : 25
Join date : 2010-10-12
Age : 31
Location : perth, western australia
- Post n°84
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
great new product, you can purchase it from any local hardware outlet. its called low density poly pipe, comes in 13mm(1/2") great fit on all 1/2" foam!!!!!!!!!
Switchblade- Posts : 232
Join date : 2010-08-05
Age : 30
Location : Brisbane Represent!
- Post n°85
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Can someone list the ID and OD of 16mm conduit?
Conduit = UPVC?
Conduit = UPVC?
lazzari- Posts : 25
Join date : 2010-10-12
Age : 31
Location : perth, western australia
- Post n°86
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
jacko1120 wrote:The 16mm conduit i have is a very, very tight fit on streamline and definatly does not fit white foam or snap caps. It also dosent slide in and out of 20mm conduit. Have i got the wrong stuff?
hey is it grey or orange, thee orange conduit is thicker. because it goes under ground
lazzari- Posts : 25
Join date : 2010-10-12
Age : 31
Location : perth, western australia
- Post n°87
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Switchblade wrote:Can someone list the ID and OD of 16mm conduit?
Conduit = UPVC?
id= 12.5mm
0d= 16mm
walls=1.75mm
thestick- Posts : 124
Join date : 2010-11-01
Age : 43
Location : Frankston, VIC
- Post n°88
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Sorry for sounding like a noob, but after reading all 5 pages of this thread and the barrel mats guide on nerfhaven, I am completely confused, so here goes.
I am wanting to single a titan and I need to know the best barrel material (not brass) for streamlines and "Inform3r foam" stefans. Any help here would be greatly appreciated
I am wanting to single a titan and I need to know the best barrel material (not brass) for streamlines and "Inform3r foam" stefans. Any help here would be greatly appreciated
killerbunny- Posts : 325
Join date : 2010-06-30
Age : 31
Location : North brisbane
- Post n°89
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
PETG... Informer should be getting it soon. (if he doesn't already have it)
Or if you can find PVC with the right internal diameter.
Or if you can find PVC with the right internal diameter.
neumein- Donator
- Posts : 190
Join date : 2010-03-23
Age : 36
Location : Launceston, TAS
- Post n°90
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
KingCam's 16mm electrical conduit works well. Its a bit bendy though, so you'll probably need to nest it in something else for stability, but it works well.
mrgrayma- Posts : 5
Join date : 2011-01-01
Age : 28
Location : perth
- Post n°91
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
flyjammer wrote:Well It's a great alternative for people like me who can't get hep 20
Start Rant:
You melbourners and adelaiders get all the fun, you get wars, barrel materials and fellow modders to meet, but me, little old me in WA i am the only modder I know, and the people over east take all of those things for granted and then tell me to buy this and this cos' it's better.
Well I <Censored> can't fags so stop shittin on me.
JESUS CHRIST!!!
End Rant
well i live in WA and im a modder
htaylorfan- Posts : 11
Join date : 2010-10-10
Age : 32
Location : Geelong 3216
- Post n°92
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
For the sake of myself and any other unenlightened, does, say, 1/2" PVC pipe refer to the pipe's inner or outer diameter??
redcricket077- Posts : 629
Join date : 2010-12-31
Age : 27
Location : SE Suburbs Melbourne
- Post n°93
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
I can't find imperial PVC at bunnings. Am I not looking hard enough? I think PVC is measured in Inside Diameter
gooni- Posts : 385
Join date : 2010-07-17
Age : 46
Location : Adelaide 5039.SA.AU.... Rank: Ghetto King
- Post n°94
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
As far as I know , all pvc/upvc/brass are measured as the O.D.
abowden- Posts : 296
Join date : 2010-12-16
Location : launceston
- Post n°95
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
I am cheap, so for my single triple shot, I just used ls front-gun barrel, with electrical tape wrapped darts, it worked quite well.
Darth Lai- Posts : 207
Join date : 2010-07-13
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
- Post n°96
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Gooni and everyone else, I'm pretty sure that PVC is meausured using the ID. UPVC is measured using the OD. That's why 15mm PVC has a much larger ID then 16mm UPVC.
killerbunny- Posts : 325
Join date : 2010-06-30
Age : 31
Location : North brisbane
- Post n°97
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
This is a bit of a noob question. When you buy conduct from a hard ware store do you have to buy the whole 6m length?
Darth Lai- Posts : 207
Join date : 2010-07-13
Age : 27
Location : Adelaide, South Australia
- Post n°98
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
If you mean conduit,killerbunny wrote:This is a bit of a noob question. When you buy conduct from a hard ware store do you have to buy the whole 6m length?
Yes. I forgot whether it's 4 metres or 6... I think it's 4.
clunk07- Administrator
- Posts : 2953
Join date : 2011-02-02
Age : 44
Location : Blackwater, Queensland
- Post n°99
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
killerbunny wrote:This is a bit of a noob question. When you buy conduct from a hard ware store do you have to buy the whole 6m length?
Generally, yes, you usually have to buy the whole length. But it's cheap as chips, so I wouldn't stress about it. There's plenty of practical uses for it around the house - I've made sprinklers, hand-towel holders, tool holders etc with the excess I had left over. Of course, you can also run electrical cable through it as well!!
mull- Posts : 222
Join date : 2010-09-18
Age : 38
Location : Inner Western Suburbs, Victoria
- Post n°100
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
If length is a logistical issue, I just borrow a hacksaw nearby or ask a staff member, and lop the pipe in sections (2, in my case, so it can fit in the car).
Electrical trade stores like Middy's, although nearly all their products are off-the-shelf, should have a hacksaw around for the conduit they sell (or at least my local store does).
Electrical trade stores like Middy's, although nearly all their products are off-the-shelf, should have a hacksaw around for the conduit they sell (or at least my local store does).
KingCam- Posts : 832
Join date : 2010-03-24
Age : 37
Location : Lilydale,Melbourne,Victoria
- Post n°101
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Darth Lai wrote:If you mean conduit,killerbunny wrote:This is a bit of a noob question. When you buy conduct from a hard ware store do you have to buy the whole 6m length?
Yes. I forgot whether it's 4 metres or 6... I think it's 4.
Or you can buy 16mm conduit from me for $3.00 p/m
frannyraidersprayer- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-04-25
Age : 26
Location : Brisbane
- Post n°102
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
can someone please post a picture of 16mm conduit nested
ElementGuy- Posts : 140
Join date : 2011-01-26
Age : 25
Location : Adelaide, Tea Tree Gully
- Post n°103
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Nested in what?
Unknown- Posts : 997
Join date : 2010-07-07
Age : 25
Location : North Brisbane
- Post n°104
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
frannyraidersprayer- Posts : 20
Join date : 2011-04-25
Age : 26
Location : Brisbane
- Post n°105
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
thanx flyjammer is bought it for like 4 bucks at mitre ten.. nice and cheap.. thanx again its PERFECT hahaha im putting the pipe in boiling waterand it straightening pretty good...
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