decisions

[vintage]

should I melt the revy to go around the warp feed hose or should I cut a hole in the revy and run the hose thru it.:confused:

[Beemer]

Cut or melt a hole.

I melted one and didn't like it. The other side is now a spare part.

It's cleaner with a hole. Heat up a knife to cut the hole its easier then a dremmel

http://home.comcast.net/~beemerone/WarpFeedXMag.JPG

[barkingspider]

I bet a forstner drill bit would do magic for that.

[luke]

I would use a hole saw...

http://www.eastwood.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/p43042a.jpg

[Nobody]

Keep the blimp on top. Why add more weight to an already heavy gun...

[going_home]

Keep the blimp on top. Why add more weight to an already heavy gun...

Not that it will matter or change anything.......

X2

[vintage]

nostalgia, besides going remote air is taking a 3 lb tank off the marker so i net a 2 lb loss.

[vintage]

Keep the blimp on top. Why add more weight to an already heavy gun...

never thought about it but blimp is a good name for them.

[Nobody]

Got that from Beemer. He infected me with the name...

[Flatliner333]

If you offset the angle of the Warp enough you don't have to do neither...just my 2€ents

[Fred]

Keep the blimp on top. Why add more weight to an already heavy gun...

Quiet Sally, your noodle arms are a testament to you lack of knowledge and absence from the way of the warp.

A hole saw and dremel are your friend in this case. I recommend only drilling one side of the shell. Allows for super tight setup. I guess doing half and half might allow bringing it even closer , but then thumb clearance becomes an issue.

[bowcycle]

I second the hole saw idea. Much cleaner and you can rent them at local hardware stores if you don't already have one.