Pneumatics and Epoxy

[Rabbitstopper]

Hello guys,

I hope you are both well,

I got a bit of slag in my eye so home bound and plenty time to mull over air gun internals. long story short wear eye PPE!
Question I have is working out elasticity xyz of epoxy. I have numbers but I do not know how to make them work. The valve on a 22xx wobbles around some n the tube.

So, my 22xx uses an open faced standard brass valve with an external poppet spring. Pinned epoxied and tensioned to match cure. No o-rings

Tried uploading pics, sorry, do you wreckon you could kindly get the mods to allow me.

I'm not sure what my point is at the moment.

I'll have an Irish coffee and think/write my English language is not the best sorry.

[lloyd-ss]

You only need 20 posts to be able to start showing pictures, so you are almost there.   

[Insanity]

If what you are getting at is to epoxy the valve in or stabilize it you really don't need to unless you want to go bulk fill then there are better options for that.

[Rabbitstopper]

Thanks, only a couple to go.

[Rabbitstopper]

If what you are getting at is to epoxy the valve in or stabilize it you really don't need to unless you want to go bulk fill then there are better options for that.

I cant get disco furniture for a price I want to pay 80$ Valve. Sealing is good but epoxy is like a glass, I want to know the relationship between the tube, Valve and bonding epoxy between

[GreyBeard1851]

You only need 20 posts to be able to start showing pictures, so you are almost there.   

Not complaining, but why the 20 post rule?

[lloyd-ss]

You only need 20 posts to be able to start showing pictures, so you are almost there.   

Not complaining, but why the 20 post rule?

I guess to make sure someone first establishes some credibility and shows that they are planning on sticking around. There are a lot of rules, but most of them were written to either prevent problems or fix problems.  The originators of this forum, Gene and Bob, came from other forums where things sometimes did not go too smoothly. They wanted to create a forum that was a pleasant place for everyone to participate. Clear rules, and good moderation seem to be the key to that. Just my 2 cents.

[SILENT SQUIRREL]

You only need 20 posts to be able to start showing pictures, so you are almost there.   

Not complaining, but why the 20 post rule?

I guess to make sure someone first establishes some credibility and shows that they are planning on sticking around. There are a lot of rules, but most of them were written to either prevent problems or fix problems.  The originators of this forum, Gene and Bob, came from other forums where things sometimes did not go too smoothly. They wanted to create a forum that was a pleasant place for everyone to participate. Clear rules, and good moderation seem to be the key to that. Just my 2 cents.

IMO they have done a great job!

[BackStop]

You only need 20 posts to be able to start showing pictures, so you are almost there.   

Not complaining, but why the 20 post rule?

It simply *helps* to stop the "drive by" spammers and other miscreants who often try to post garbage on any forum that will allow it easily.

[Insanity]

In the years I have been on forums of various hobbies this is what I seen a lot. New person first post with a item for sale. This is not something a lot of regular members on forums want to deal with. So if all you want to do is sell something that is required in the rules to post a pic etc weeds them out as a contributing member.