Stuff i made or modified myself (i'm cheap!)

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Chickenthief

Chickenthief

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As the compressor arrived i needed a DIN300 to DIN200 adapter as i have a 200bar bottle.

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I also have a big bottle with a Yoke valve so i needed a DIN300 to Foster

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A cheap fill kit i added a pressure gauge to

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My Yoke to Foster fitting

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Homemade fill kit with a proper vent screw

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My homemade and designed pressure maintaining valve

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And the usual suspects: bottle cap and fill kit cap (so i dont lose the O-ring)

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Thread adapters and other small nicknacks i omitted
 
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Well I’m jealous. But having said that you CAN’T be cheap. None of that equipment comes without a cost. ( maybe you have it for other uses).


Reminds me of the old story saving money heating your house with a wood stove. 4 wheel drive pickup , saw, log splitter and on and on 

BUT I’d love to be able to make stuff.
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Airgunnng is but one thing my lathe and mill has been involved in over the past decade!

The equipment has paid for itself several times allready (as a civilian), so all i pay for now is materials and "time". That and i can have my needed thingy in less than half an hour instead of several postal days :) And i can have it exactly as i want it, not as they sell it.






 
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