Carbon Fiber Pneu Frame???

[turbo chicken]

Has anyone tried a carbon fiber pney frame yet? I've seen it mentioned but cant find anything on what was milled out of the middle...

when i get paid on friday i'm ordering the parts...

Can someone measure a cf frame thickness for me and let me know if the parts will even fit width wise...

looking foward to the responses

TC

[wjr]

I haven't made one, but I planned on it and put time into measuring everything out.

First off, a mpa-3 won't really work. It's far too wide.

Instead, get the clippard sm-6. It's a good deal skinnier, but a bit longer. It won't fit in perfectly, so you'll have to do some dremmeling.

I planned on using a smav-3, so I don't know whether a fabco valve would fit in there or not.

[turbo chicken]

I haven't made one, but I planned on it and put time into measuring everything out.

First off, a mpa-3 won't really work. It's far too wide.

Instead, get the clippard sm-6. It's a good deal skinnier, but a bit longer. It won't fit in perfectly, so you'll have to do some dremmeling.

I planned on using a smav-3, so I don't know whether a fabco valve would fit in there or not.

where can i get the ..sm-6??? #edit# i think i see a link in the database thingy#edit# ok air soldier doesn't have them ... is there another place i can get it????##edit again##

also i've seen something about "lukes valve" but i don't see anything on his site.

[quick_spyder]

Do you already have a grip frame? If you don't I'll sell you one for $8 shipped.
Pics

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=4196741

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=4196742

[wjr]

You can get one right here.


Just search sm-6 and you'll find it.

[turbo chicken]

Here's my list

clippard smav-3
clippard sm-6
tubing
11752-5 Barbs
11755 plugs
lpr
CF frame


do I have everything listed???

quick spyder ill PM you on friday!!!

[Pneumagger]

I got all the parts together, cleared out space in the frame, measured and fit everything in it, and just never got around to finishing it to be operational. It can be done, it's ugly, but i'm confident it would be every bit as good as a regular frame.

I used:
Fabco MSV-1 <- chopped in half for size
Clippard MPA-3
Clippard 12841-PKG (barbs)
Clippard Hose

[turbo chicken]

it looks like the smav-3 has to be threaded into the frame to mount it ... is this right???

i'm not sure how the CF would hold up to being tapped ....

I couldn't find anything on using a smav-3 for installation in the database.

[Pneumagger]

that's because the smav-3 is inferior to the msv-2 and msv-1. Although fully sealing, it's just a havier pull and harder to mount.

You can cut an msv1 down to about the size of an SMAV-3

[wjr]

I got all the parts together, cleared out space in the frame, measured and fit everything in it, and just never got around to finishing it to be operational. It can be done, it's ugly, but i'm confident it would be every bit as good as a regular frame.

I used:
Fabco MSV-1 <- chopped in half for size
Clippard MPA-3
Clippard 12841-PKG (barbs)
Clippard Hose

How did you plan on putting the mpa-3 in there?

And can we get pics of the chopped down msv-1? I'm eager to learn more of this.

[turbo chicken]

yes ... how would i go about chopping the msv-1 down???

I'm assuming that some dremmeling had to be done to fit the mpa-3

[Pneumagger]

I carved the grips out a bit to houst the MPA-3. I had wood grips with plenty of meat on 'em.

The MSV-1 and 2 are basically about 1/3 solid brass. Just chop off the solid part opposite of the barb holes.

[turbo chicken]

revised list

Here's my list

clippard smav-3
clippard sm-6
tubing
11752-5 Barbs
11755 plugs
lpr
CF frame


do I have everything listed???

quick spyder ill PM you on friday!!!

ok revised list
I used:
Fabco MSV-1 <- chopped in half for size
Clippard sm-6
Clippard 12841-PKG (barbs)
Clippard Hose

The only question is will the sm-6 even work ... stroke is .375 inches ... and how much force is needed to move the sear???

here is the force output for the sm-6
@50psi=2.5lbs force
@75psi=3.75
100=5
125=6.25 this is the max

[havocx]

force needed depends on the on/off used.
I think Pneumagger could break it down better as I dont remember the weights. Besides he is the guru.

[turbo chicken]

force needed depends on the on/off used.
I think Pneumagger could break it down better as I dont remember the weights. Besides he is the guru.

I read it in the forum a few weeks ago now I can't find it ... my searches bring up too much un related stuff