I posted this over at MCB, but I'm sure your not all there so i figured I would share with you all here.
Enjoy!
I have a thread going over in the AGD armory section with some pics about my most recent project.
I picked up a Mag in trade for a NXT shocker. While satisfied with the way it shoots, the cosmetics needed a little help, and We had some performance enhancements we wanted to do to the warp feeder it came with.
Before:
Unfortunately, I didn't have my camera handy when the warp feeder enhancements were being done.
Basically, the warp was disassembled, and a custom breadboard was installed which had dual 9v contact points and the 12v mod installed on it, thus making a cleaner 12v mod, no messy wires, just drop in 2 9v batteries and go.
Next up was making a intelliframe cord, setting up the switch and testing it in synch with the warp. Once that was done, and the gun was again function checked we got into the meat of the cosmetic work.
We fired up the blasting cabinent and went to removing every inch of anno from all the parts of the gun:
once they were stripped, all the pieces needed to be cleaned down with acetone to remove any oils from our hands.
2 mags worth of parts cleaned with acetone:
Enjoy!
I have a thread going over in the AGD armory section with some pics about my most recent project.
I picked up a Mag in trade for a NXT shocker. While satisfied with the way it shoots, the cosmetics needed a little help, and We had some performance enhancements we wanted to do to the warp feeder it came with.
Before:
Unfortunately, I didn't have my camera handy when the warp feeder enhancements were being done.
Basically, the warp was disassembled, and a custom breadboard was installed which had dual 9v contact points and the 12v mod installed on it, thus making a cleaner 12v mod, no messy wires, just drop in 2 9v batteries and go.
Next up was making a intelliframe cord, setting up the switch and testing it in synch with the warp. Once that was done, and the gun was again function checked we got into the meat of the cosmetic work.
We fired up the blasting cabinent and went to removing every inch of anno from all the parts of the gun:
once they were stripped, all the pieces needed to be cleaned down with acetone to remove any oils from our hands.
2 mags worth of parts cleaned with acetone:
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