[griffan2]

im looking to shove a bike spoke into the tube in the body to seal the hole up then throw some jb weld on there and take the spoke out before it totaly sets.

anyone have any better ideas? its the tube that connects the lpr to the noid.

[YeloSno]

Wait, is this the indy of whose I think it is?

oi vey...


I have an idea, but you'll need some stuff to make it work and it won't be JB.

Consider brazing. Completely plug the inside of the body, then drop copper in there. Sand it down so there's a tiny trough, and then put a tiny bit of JB weld or some epoxy over it to keep **** down and tight.

Then sand that flat and shazam.

[dreadedkaos]

Up. Lets get this gun working.

[firefoxx04]

polish, gently tig weld and re anno

[griffan2]

that was another idea that was brought to my attention, using a coper tube to completely bypass the holes in the body, but i need one end threaded for the noid hose adapter and the other end needs to be cut to get air in from the lpr


i do have allot of welder friends that could make that happen as far as the tig goes but i cant put any money into re anno. id just leave it as is and use it


also, the screw that holds the asa in place is stripped and the noid is blow, i need to get that screw out and does anyone have a spare noid?

[MstrKey]

Since nobody else is asking....................how the heck did that hole get in there?

[griffan2]

got the gun from a kid who got the gun from trademygun.com. poor kid never knew what hit him. as to the hole, i dont want to speculate, i just want it fixed lol.

[matteusz]

If there isn't a body you can pick up for less than the cost of repairs (say sub 100$) I would keep it as parts and trade for another indy.

This one most likely isn't worth the effort and should go back to the ashes. Have tried to fix guns with similar problems and the results just aren't worth it.

[griffan2]

jack is all out of bodys. i think i can get any work done for next to nothing but i have to get my friend to take a look when he gets back from his trip

[Captainhammertime]

Look at it as an opportunity. Attach a whistle to the hole. REPURPOSING LIKE A BOSS. There now you got yourself a fancy new fangled whistle you can sell to a hipster for like nine-thousand seven-hundred eight-seven dollars and sixty-three cents

[griffan2]

..... yes, that is also an option.

[MstrKey]

Originally Posted by Captainhammertime

Look at it as an opportunity. Attach a whistle to the hole. REPURPOSING LIKE A BOSS. There now you got yourself a fancy new fangled whistle you can sell to a hipster for like nine-thousand seven-hundred eight-seven dollars and sixty-three cents

Interesting.........I thought trademygun.com tested everything before passing it on? If not then what good are they?

I still don't see how someone put a hole in there like that. That's a pretty precise knock out.

[l1ryan1l]

No jokes: Mighty putty....

[MstrKey]

Originally Posted by l1ryan1l

No jokes: Mighty putty....

What the hell, it's worth a shot!

[griffan2]

but if a bit flakes out into the tube my noid will get clogged.....

[l1ryan1l]

Originally Posted by griffan2

but if a bit flakes out into the tube my noid will get clogged.....

it won't......... do a few practice runs on some random stuff and the product speaks for itself..

i'd cake it over the hole and cut some piece so that the eye covers and eye wires can fit on


edit: i'd wear a pair of gloves or something while working with it.. it smells pretty awful until it dries. don't want that smell on your fingers

[griffan2]

hmm, would i need to roughen up the metal to get it to stick?

[Captainhammertime]

Originally Posted by l1ryan1l

No jokes: Mighty putty....

HI BILLY MAYS HERE WITH MIGHT PUTTY http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=r_4a4...Dr_4 a4O7kXQo BECAUSE IT HAS THE POWER OF OXY CLEAN! Seriously not a bad idea, I wouldn't have thought of that! But I had to lol.

[l1ryan1l]

Originally Posted by griffan2

hmm, would i need to roughen up the metal to get it to stick?

im sure a bit wouldnt be a bad idea, but like i said, give it a few practice runs on different stuff. I haven't used it to repair anything metal really, just some brackets on chairs and stuff, ceramic stuff, and other things. My uncle has used it a lot more on a lot of stuff. He swears by it.

try cutting a hole in the side of some macroline or some small metal pipe and see if it will seal.

[MOTORHEAD]

Plugged up the inline air hole on my invasion with JB Weld Stik. Same stuff as Mighty Putty. I sanded the immediate area down a bit, but not much, and it is still holding strong a few practices later.

[MstrKey]

Imma buy a ton of JB weld and make my own gun. LOL.