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  • DanMan
    Pneumag owner
    • Dec 2007
    • 378

    #1

    More Info Needed for Project

    First off I want to thank Dend78 and snoopay700 for the cad files they sent . But I am in need of some more AO knowledge so I can complete my college engineering project. I need to know the specifics of some of the threading in the xvalve, mainbody, grip, ect. I could figure them out with my calipers, but i want to do this right so here are the threads i need to know.

    velocity nut

    the reg body

    autococker threading

    the takedown nut

    gripframe screws

    mainbody screw

    drop screws

    front grip screw

    macro fitting

    powertube tip

    angel feedneck

    asa threads

    So these threads and the corresponding threads that these things screw into. I will be (am actually almost done) modeling up a whole mag for this project (ule, xvalve, intelli, am rail) and will share the files when I am done, so it it to your advantage to help me out lol.

    Also if anyone has any tips on how to model sticky3s or cads lmk.

    Thanks
    Dan
  • Dend78
    Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum
    • Oct 2004
    • 2963

    #2
    Autococker: UNF 15/16-20
    Last edited by Dend78; 12-05-2008, 02:54 PM.
    2k2 Angel LCD
    turbo trigger
    CP volumizer
    PIPE KIT

    2k Angel CnC LCD
    Vert Frame
    Freak Barrel

    B2k x-milled
    micro rock
    Dye sticky 3's
    vertical max-flo
    Edge barrel with blue J&J tip

    Egg 2 y board
    Empire Reloader
    Dye Throttle 91/4500
    Crossfire 114ci/3000
    Angel Air Reg

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    • ElPanda
      Polarstar E. and M.

      • Jan 2008
      • 495

      #3
      autococker threading
      15/16"-20, Oversize GH-7
      http://www.airsoldier.com/mm5/mercha...de=AIRSMITHING

      drop screws
      I assume you mean the in line screw under the grip that rails and direct mounts screw into
      if so 10/32

      macro fitting
      1/8" 27 NPT
      angel feedneck
      M21x0.75
      asa threads
      1/2 NPS tap
      CNC Programmer/Machinist
      Polarstar Engineering and Machine

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      • snoopay700
        Serious About Men

        • Jan 2006
        • 3071

        #4
        I am bookmarking this thread, lots of good info here, and any time man.
        Il n'y a point de sots si incommodes que ceux qui ont de l'esprit.

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        • DanMan
          Pneumag owner
          • Dec 2007
          • 378

          #5
          Thanks guys!! Any info on the valve? Tunaman do you know?

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