I decided I was going to clip feed my BBB. Then I figured I might post it here for all you wonderful people to see.
This is only the very first stage of production, and this thread will be updated as progress is made.
All I have done so far is add a sleeved rail system that will connect the rear part of the BBB (the trigger grip section) to the front of the breech in order to operate the breech with the cocking of the bow.
Here you can see the sleeves. I have glued a length of 20mm conduit to the sides of the front section that sleeves over 16mm conduit which is bolted to the rear section. The reason I used a bolt and not glue was in order to make disassembling the blaster possible for repairs, etc.
Here's a close up of the sleeving at the front.
Where the 16mm conduit is bolted to the rear section.
I still need to disassemble the sleeves and sand the conduit so that they have a smoother finish. I also need to correct the spacing of the 16mm conduit where it is bolted to the rear section. All this is in order to reduce the friction of the sleeves, as right now it's a little too difficult to slide back and forth.
This is only the very first stage of production, and this thread will be updated as progress is made.
All I have done so far is add a sleeved rail system that will connect the rear part of the BBB (the trigger grip section) to the front of the breech in order to operate the breech with the cocking of the bow.
Here you can see the sleeves. I have glued a length of 20mm conduit to the sides of the front section that sleeves over 16mm conduit which is bolted to the rear section. The reason I used a bolt and not glue was in order to make disassembling the blaster possible for repairs, etc.
Here's a close up of the sleeving at the front.
Where the 16mm conduit is bolted to the rear section.
I still need to disassemble the sleeves and sand the conduit so that they have a smoother finish. I also need to correct the spacing of the 16mm conduit where it is bolted to the rear section. All this is in order to reduce the friction of the sleeves, as right now it's a little too difficult to slide back and forth.