Thanks for your patience, guys, I had to re-upload because the audio was cocked up on the first one. As for shipping to Australia, yeah I don't think I'll be doing that, I thought of everything that has been suggested, and the risk isn't worth the reward.
If they were more "accurate" then sure. While the darts were breaking 250 FPS, (hell probably 275 FPS), their accuracy was terrible, even with a 20 inch long barrel I suspect the tight fit of these darts in the CPVC was the reason, perhaps while decompressing they deformed a bit, but still they were fishtailing left and right. If the darts could be safely weighted (fill the tips with silicone?) Then perhaps they results would be better.
The fvj tips are solid already i believe. Too tight a barrel i don't think helps. I think a certain portion of it should be loose to allow the dart to reach atmospheric pressure by the end of the barrel.
Never have. Plusbows were cutting edge technology 7 years ago, i.e. -The pullbacks I have offer better grip than a plusbow (can use your whole hand as opposed to just the fingertips to prime,) -They have a completely enclosed priming bar (whereas plusbow bar has the potential to hit your face, and covers would obstruct your ability to prime it). The priming arm on the pullback has the potential to hit your wrist, but I've literally never had that happen in a war, it's sufficiently far back so long as you shoulder it. -The manufacturing required on a plusbow is INSANE. Look at the plans and you will see all sorts of complex cuts on lots of polycarbonate, you need a scrollsaw or a ton of dremel cutting wheels to make one. Here, you need a 3D printer, but the MAN-HOURS required to put one together after printing is like 3 hours tops. -Plusbow has stress points built into the design, particularly at the front bushing connecting to the body. So the short answer is no, I do not make plusbows. They are cool, and were incredibly innovative at their inception, and honestly are the reason homemades really took off. But if we are being honest they do not hold up when compared to many modern designs.
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remarkably simple, and so effective. This is the kind of thing that could get me into playing with homemades. Excellent work.
It his most intimatading.
You cannot imagine the grin when I saw an aeromech video on my sub box
Thanks for your patience, guys, I had to re-upload because the audio was cocked up on the first one. As for shipping to Australia, yeah I don't think I'll be doing that, I thought of everything that has been suggested, and the risk isn't worth the reward.
A fan since the old Vulcan days
How do your neighbors think of you shooting their fence
I'm envious of your beard dude
I made a simple one of those turrets with a maverick barrel as a spacer and it's so fun to use (so much better than a traditional 2 round speedloader)
Hoppers are undoubtedly better but yeah these are barrels of fun
+Aeromech : Ba-dum TISSSHHHH
Super nice build Aero. This blaster demonstrates the reasons why I like FVJ's so much.
If they were more "accurate" then sure. While the darts were breaking 250 FPS, (hell probably 275 FPS), their accuracy was terrible, even with a 20 inch long barrel I suspect the tight fit of these darts in the CPVC was the reason, perhaps while decompressing they deformed a bit, but still they were fishtailing left and right. If the darts could be safely weighted (fill the tips with silicone?) Then perhaps they results would be better.
The fvj tips are solid already i believe.
Too tight a barrel i don't think helps. I think a certain portion of it should be loose to allow the dart to reach atmospheric pressure by the end of the barrel.
Will have to experiment with telescoping barrels, they have been recommended to me by many good builders
By telescoping i mean the very end being loose and the beginning being tight.
Man if i were that guy, id be so disappointed to see that it wasn't allowed to ship to my house (description).
We worked something out, he's getting a vintage Nerf air blaster that is highly sought after to replace it. Which is literally a toy.
Now that is awesome!
Vary nice man. solid as always.
ur back
It was like 4 months ago the last video!
nice
ayy that's pretty good
I had one of his cards from Apoc but idk where it is
3rd times the charm huh
FVJ's, these days that would never fly in the NIC!
Did you just shoot at some random neighbor's house/car?
How much dose just the rifle cost.
how much is this guy paying for this
could you do a pump action k26 chinese dart firing gun?
god damn this is crazy
Can you buy one of your basic home mades and how much would it be.
4:03 AMERICA BABY!!!!!!!
why didnt you use cutdown fvjs?
Not what the customer asked for
Can you make a nerf m1919 browning and a mounted nerf gun
How much for a commission like this?
Aeromech ok, thx for quick reply BTW!
wow new video are you going to make more soon
The summer season has started, and I have an upload schedule for the next few months. Be prepared y'all.
Yeet
Do you do plus bows?
Never have. Plusbows were cutting edge technology 7 years ago, i.e.
-The pullbacks I have offer better grip than a plusbow (can use your whole hand as opposed to just the fingertips to prime,)
-They have a completely enclosed priming bar (whereas plusbow bar has the potential to hit your face, and covers would obstruct your ability to prime it). The priming arm on the pullback has the potential to hit your wrist, but I've literally never had that happen in a war, it's sufficiently far back so long as you shoulder it.
-The manufacturing required on a plusbow is INSANE. Look at the plans and you will see all sorts of complex cuts on lots of polycarbonate, you need a scrollsaw or a ton of dremel cutting wheels to make one. Here, you need a 3D printer, but the MAN-HOURS required to put one together after printing is like 3 hours tops.
-Plusbow has stress points built into the design, particularly at the front bushing connecting to the body.
So the short answer is no, I do not make plusbows. They are cool, and were incredibly innovative at their inception, and honestly are the reason homemades really took off. But if we are being honest they do not hold up when compared to many modern designs.
+Aeromech Ok, I personally just love them for their similarities to the hallowed Xbow.
where can I buy one
aeromechblasters.wix.com/aeromechblasters