I asked on the nation about the benefits and nobody answered me on the nation
so gonna do it my way & find some answers
this is an alternative method that the one on the nation
mount the engine on a drill "slow revs" cut until the orange gasket shows up
if its done with patience you wont mess up the gasket
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Im using quick steel to make a cup face for better flow
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gonna try to use a hose for the other end
any ideas would be nice
so gonna do it my way & find some answers
this is an alternative method that the one on the nation
mount the engine on a drill "slow revs" cut until the orange gasket shows up
if its done with patience you wont mess up the gasket
opened view
Im using quick steel to make a cup face for better flow
gonna try to use a hose for the other end
any ideas would be nice







Over the few years he ran it on a 9oz CO2 tank, he worked it over very well. IIRC, we started with 8 nylon washers (~3/8" id) and backed down to 5 after he went to the short barrel, mainly because the piston would vent due to the increased pressure, which really kills your efficiency.
I'm pretty sure that was an older piston, implying it would be set lighter than a newer one in the first place.
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