White_widow
technology theorist
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To spidey44, That's true. Have you had any progress yet?
To symbiote-man, The spring is there for two reasons, to keep it in a fixed position (so the coin doesn't clog the hole with the edge), and to allow it to have two entrances in case you want to put fluid in through one end and have a co2 line running through the other.(truth be told, using the same principle without pressurizing the cartridge and I did make a water shooter. It looks more like a gun, but I could put webbing fluid in there (if I had some ))
One thing to keep in mind is that since our fluid is an adhesive and since the cartridges can be refilled repeatedly, You must treat the spring with some anti-stick solution (like teflon). Also, the coins can be neodymium magnets. This just allows it to retain a better seal than an actual coin.
To symbiote-man, The spring is there for two reasons, to keep it in a fixed position (so the coin doesn't clog the hole with the edge), and to allow it to have two entrances in case you want to put fluid in through one end and have a co2 line running through the other.(truth be told, using the same principle without pressurizing the cartridge and I did make a water shooter. It looks more like a gun, but I could put webbing fluid in there (if I had some ))
One thing to keep in mind is that since our fluid is an adhesive and since the cartridges can be refilled repeatedly, You must treat the spring with some anti-stick solution (like teflon). Also, the coins can be neodymium magnets. This just allows it to retain a better seal than an actual coin.