Saturday, August 3, 2013

PVC Pump

Sorry for no original content recently, I ran out of materials and I just ordered more to make stuff. Though I have already posted one video made by this guy, I think it is necessary to post this one.

I have found that there hasn't been much success in the NIC when it comes to making homemade pumps. Most modders have PVC around so I figured this design is perfect to apply to air blasters. There are other pump tutorials out there on Youtube, but this is by far the best and most reliable looking one. I really want to see someone try this on a blaster to see if it works.

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Monday, July 29, 2013

+Bow!

I finished this about three days ago and I kept forgetting to post it. This is obviously my +bow.














There are going to be a lot of pictures and words, so I am breaking the page.

Sunday, July 28, 2013

No more blaster commissions :(

Here's a quick boring post to tell you that I will no longer be accepting blaster commissions. That means no homemades or modifying stock blasters. This was not my personal choice to not accept blaster commissions anymore, I just can't. However, I can still do other things. I can do custom handles, rainbow handles with a trigger and other things. Commissions are still open, there just isn't as much stuff. I would still love for people to commission me!

Friday, July 26, 2013

PVC Check Valve

Here's a video that I found on youtube that shows you how to make a check valve out of PVC parts. Even though it is kind of bulky, it could be very useful for pumps without check valves or if your check valve breaks. I highly recommend taking a look at this video.

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Five Polycarbonate Nitefinder Catches

Sorry I haven't posted lately; I haven't had anything to post. Anyways, I made five polycarbonate Nitefinder catches for charlie.156 on Nerf Revolution. They don't look super clean, but a catch doesn't need to look good. They are made of 1/4" polycarbonate and I had to dremel the sides of each one in order to make them fit in the blaster itself.















Polycarbonate Nitefinder catches are great when you are using a very strong spring in your blaster. They are especially useful when making a Nitefinder Rifle because your catch wont break. I charger $2 each for these and you can find more information on the commissions page.

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Rainbow

My brother has always wanted a primary to use, but he just can't prime a K26 to full compression. Even if I were to make a snap with a shorter K26, he would still have trouble with it. That is why I decided to make a rainbow. With a rainbow, I can put the catch notch anywhere that I want so I can use a K26 without making it have full (or near) compression.