Ok, here is a diagram I drew up. I have nothing to do with Butterfingers, I drew this myself. A couple things to note:
First off, the parts in this thing are only rated at 400 PSI. I wouldn't go over 600 PSI or so if you plan on using it much
My diagram also has a couple changes off Butterfingers design, and I'll explain:
First off, Home Depot doesn't seem to carry 1.5" ball valves, 1" was the biggest they had, so I shrunk the whole design by .5" to make everything match the valve.
That would have shrunk the dump chamber, so instead of using a 2" x 6" nipple, I used a 1.5" x 8" nipple. Its a smaller dump chamber, you could use a 10" nipple if you wanted, 10" would bring you closer to the 2" x 6" volume.
If anyone has the means to buy a larger ball valve, please let me know, then I could jack up the size a little bit on mine.
But anyway, that being said, here is the diagram. Total parts cost so far: Less than $24. This isn't including loctite or PVC sealant, which I had, or air fittings, which I have, or the nitro tank, which I also have
As I said, I strongly reccomend that your air source be regulated down to 600 PSI or less, or you risk serious injury.
Added on edit: I highlighted every other part with red so you can tell where one part stops and another begins
First off, the parts in this thing are only rated at 400 PSI. I wouldn't go over 600 PSI or so if you plan on using it much
My diagram also has a couple changes off Butterfingers design, and I'll explain:First off, Home Depot doesn't seem to carry 1.5" ball valves, 1" was the biggest they had, so I shrunk the whole design by .5" to make everything match the valve.
That would have shrunk the dump chamber, so instead of using a 2" x 6" nipple, I used a 1.5" x 8" nipple. Its a smaller dump chamber, you could use a 10" nipple if you wanted, 10" would bring you closer to the 2" x 6" volume.
If anyone has the means to buy a larger ball valve, please let me know, then I could jack up the size a little bit on mine.
But anyway, that being said, here is the diagram. Total parts cost so far: Less than $24. This isn't including loctite or PVC sealant, which I had, or air fittings, which I have, or the nitro tank, which I also have
As I said, I strongly reccomend that your air source be regulated down to 600 PSI or less, or you risk serious injury.Added on edit: I highlighted every other part with red so you can tell where one part stops and another begins


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