IOT V39: Awaiting the Spring thaw...

martix_agent · 01-31-2013, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jonotwist

macro, bro.

its hard to tell on this POS monitor what up with it?

also, 50 more posts.

edit, what did the guy do?

It appears as if the neck was heated up, and now it's crooked. it's also stuck to the regulator.

kwik · 01-31-2013, 05:21 PM

the description sounds nice, and I already use Viton rings in my Freestyle so this would be cool to try...since the coating has PTFE and the lube we use on Freestyles has to have PTFE in it it sounds like it would work great. Hmmmm I may have to order some of these....I have buna, viton, ura and xrings already, why not add a 5th kind into the mix to play around with when Im hand fitting orings.

kyotkyotkyot · 01-31-2013, 05:24 PM

No clue if there would even be one but I hadn't seen it before. Found it looking for hnbr seals.

PaulE2Cocker · 01-31-2013, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by GetBunkerD

Thats what someone tried to do I think... its now crooked and reg wont budge. i mean AT ALL, so even if we tried to cut it off and drill it... it wouldnt matter. so were gonna cut this ***** in half and use it for display.

Regs probably cross threaded I had a bottle that first 4 threads on reg were fine but from first 4 down to the end was cross threaded had no clue tilI I sent into hydro (no i didnt install regfrom factory this way)and they couldn't even get reg all way out finally they just drilled it.

kyotkyotkyot · 01-31-2013, 05:26 PM

The 3 fillers give duro range of 75-90 as opposed to solid fills like brass which is probly not for us.

martix_agent · 01-31-2013, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulE2Cocker

Regs probably cross threaded I had a bottle that first 4 threads on reg were fine but from first 4 down to the end was cross threaded had no clue tilI I sent into hydro (no i didnt install regfrom factory this way)and they couldn't even get reg all way out finally they just drilled it.

Wow. isn't it a little bit odd that the first threads are fine? Most things get cross-threaded when the first few threads are borked, right?

kwik · 01-31-2013, 05:32 PM

the place I get most of my specialty rings from has HNBR 70's if thats what your looking for....

https://www.oringsusa.com/catalog/in...p?cPath=26_103

Punks_Not_Dead77 · 01-31-2013, 05:33 PM

Very nice looking borg.

kwik · 01-31-2013, 05:34 PM

ah the DC milled one.....still looks great, especially for an 06 or prior.

PaulE2Cocker · 01-31-2013, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by kyotkyotkyot

Anyone ever try these?

http://www.rtdygert.com/catalog/inde...ed%20O%2Drings

****ty o ring we use the Viton version in seals unless there lubbed like crazy they leak constantly also if we have problems with it we drop whole assembly in a bucket of water and they seal right up goodluck trying to dip your electronics.
I wouldn't reccomend them at all horrible idea
What ICD is saying is to use a Teflon based lubricant that's it . They don't want people using a silicon or petroleum based lubes cause they will eat o rings and gaskets If it sits to long.

kyotkyotkyot · 01-31-2013, 05:37 PM

Cool! What does "hand fitting" an oring mean?

martix_agent · 01-31-2013, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulE2Cocker

****ty o ring we use the Viton version in seals unless there lubbed like crazy they leak constantly also if we have problems with it we drop whole assembly in a bucket of water and they seal right up goodluck trying to dip your electronics.
I wouldn't reccomend them at all horrible idea
What ICD is saying is to use a Teflon based lubricant that's it . They don't want people using a silicon or petroleum based lubes cause they will eat o rings and gaskets If it sits to long.

what do you do for a living?

PaulE2Cocker · 01-31-2013, 05:38 PM

Idk how ppl feel about it but I've been trying a small experiment with a a gun of mine so far so good.

I've been using DuPont krytox grease and so far I've gotten roughly 4 cases of paint through my g6r and all parts still looks lubed and perfect.

Any thoughts or concerns

martix_agent · 01-31-2013, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by kyotkyotkyot

Cool! What does "hand fitting" an oring mean?

basically, not all orings are created alike. there's a tolerance set, and they can be within those perimeters. In extreme cases, sometimes you have to find that perfect oring that will work for the job.

PaulE2Cocker · 01-31-2013, 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by martix_agent

what do you do for a living?

I build mechanical seals for refinarys to install into a pump and there designed to keep all circulating product inside the pump and flowing in the right direction.

Not to sound cocky but if I screw up my job I could cost ppl there lives no bs not all the time but sometimes cause there's chemical product we always **** when we get and that's HF ACID if that escapes and ends up in the atmosphere I'm screwed job lost and possibly just sent part of the refinarys to a hospital.

But a lot of my knowledge with trying to seal air (cause that's how we test seals with air not water chemicals or anything just air. Sometimes helium)
Components is because of this job.

**msonic** · 01-31-2013, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by gunhero5

An excellent package to be made with the $600 tree trunk sandana in BST.

You can be Real OG.

Yea no.

kyotkyotkyot · 01-31-2013, 05:44 PM

Any noticeable improvements to consistency with the krytox? And good looking out on the Teflon orings

PaulE2Cocker · 01-31-2013, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by kyotkyotkyot

Any noticeable improvements to consistency with the krytox? And good looking out on the Teflon orings

No noticible differences except I'm not lubbing as much.
The way this stuff is designed its a pfpe based oil with a ptfe powder that's mixed in. The ptfe is like a barrier that holds the lubricating oil at friction contact points.
It's different my only concern is I've seen seals that got extremely hot and burnt up that the lube disappeared and all that was left was the ptfe powder so I'm concerned it could crash the noid with little pieces of white powder. But that's if it gets super hot which shouldn't happen unless my g6 catches on fire from It being such a badass. I think it would be a fantastic spoolie lube but my vapor is for sale so my g6r became test dummy since easy to find parts and to service.

Pbkid's pmr · 01-31-2013, 05:57 PM

Void your warranty though :/

kwik · 01-31-2013, 05:57 PM

its not a necessary thing, I would equate to a similar project like polishing parts for a smoother operation. Im not sure why Macdev guns seems to almost require hand fitting on some of their markers.

Also ICD recommends using a oil based lube with PTFE on freestyles because they had problems with normal paintball lubes gumming up the QEV on some models. Oil doesnt gum it up as easily I guess.

HeadHunter59 · 01-31-2013, 05:58 PM

240 count shells for z2 are 45 after shipping.. lame