I need pnuemag tutorial link

[conbon]

I know there is one of these threads out there, with pics and I know how its done. I just need the pics to show either warped or luke how its done so they can do it for me. Also this is for a DM5 frame if that changes anything a bit.

[conbon]

You are correct. Forgot about that one.

http://www.bigevilonline.com/showthread.php?t=740

OOOH! That's the one I was looking for. Where's the other half?

[BigEvil]

OOOH! That's the one I was looking for. Where's the other half?

Ne never finished it. IM sure Practice Target or Cyberave68 could fill you in on the rest.

[y0da900]

I don't know if anyone has tried it yet, but you could make a bushing that is tapped for 1/8" NPT female with 5/8-18 external threads that would allow not permanent installation of the LPR without using a super long tap and still taking advantage of the NPT threads ability to seal. Leave the bushing slightly longer than the thickness of the base of the frame so you can adjust o-ring compression by turning the bushing in more. Or tape/loc-tite the bushing into the frame and use a milled in o-ring gland like Pneumagger's method 3.

[pk5]

you can also use the tippman ASA that have build in lpr. It is not as clean as a full sleeper, but will work if that is what you want.

[Pneumagger]

I don't know if anyone has tried it yet, but you could make a bushing that is tapped for 1/8" NPT female with 5/8-18 external threads that would allow not permanent installation of the LPR without using a super long tap and still taking advantage of the NPT threads ability to seal. Leave the bushing slightly longer than the thickness of the base of the frame so you can adjust o-ring compression by turning the bushing in more. Or tape/loc-tite the bushing into the frame and use a milled in o-ring gland like Pneumagger's method 3.

If you tap from the bottom of the frame (removing the NPT taper) the only thing that gets sealed permanent is te LPR thread nut. The LPR is entirely rebuildable and removable... as well as the ASA.
It's just the nut that stays in the frame unless you want to drill it out.

[Beemer]

Does that video tutorial still exist somewhere?
Arstron had it hosted on his site for awhile... but I haven't seen him post in aeons.

This one??? http://home.comcast.net/~beemerone/PneumaggerHowTo.wmv

[FiXeL]

I've made this writeup a while ago. Hope this helps.

[cyberave68]

I've made this writeup a while ago. Hope this helps.

Not a bad write up FiXeL it looks pretty darn nice....

I may have to fix mine now...lol