CO2 Cartridge File Handles (mango de cartucho CO2) by rimar2000
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Mi hijo Me regaló dos cartuchos vacíos de CO2 Crosman, y como yo no sabía qué hacer con ellos, pregunté en el foro de Instructables. Jayefuu me dio una buena idea, y la puse en práctica. Hay otras buenas también, pero me incliné por esta. Este es el resultado.

My son gave me two empty Crosman shells of CO2, and since I did not know what to do with them, I asked Instructables forum. Jayefuu gave me a good idea, and put into practice. There are others good too, but I went for it. This is the result.
 
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Step 1: Elementos (elements)

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Además de un cartucho Crosman vacío, tenga una lima o escofina a la cual le haga falta un mango. En mi caso, esta se las vino arreglando bien sin uno desde su nacimiento, hace más de 25 años. Pero ya que estamos, viene como anillo al dedo para hacer de cobaya.

In addition of an empty Crosman cartridge, keep a file or rasp that lacks a handle. In my case, this is working well without it since its birth, more than 25 years ago. But for that matter, comes in handy to make guinea pigs.
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embochner says: Dec 13, 2012. 10:30 AM
these are the ones I made. estos son los que he hecho:
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rimar2000 (author) says: Dec 14, 2012. 7:34 AM
Good work! Thanks for comment.
jvallejos1 says: Sep 25, 2012. 7:25 PM
La verdad es que me encantaron tus trabajos soy de argentina esta bueno ver un poco del "lo atamos con alambre" que nos caracteriza, y con respecto a tu idea mi viejo hizo algo similar pero con los agarres de una manopla para ejercitar la fuerza de las manos, el encotro lo q es como el resorte de la manopla pero le faltaban las agarraderas y uso dos tubitos de los mismos que uso usted. Bueno muy bueno la verdad que siga construyendo. hasta luego
rimar2000 (author) says: Sep 26, 2012. 5:02 AM
Gracias, jvallejos1. Si te gusta ver cosas atadas con alambre, mirá esta página: http://thereifixedit.com/. Hay algunas que no las podés creer.
(En este momento no se carga, deben tener un problema momentáneo en el server porque anoche estaba bien).
abstracted says: Apr 5, 2012. 4:23 PM
great idea!!..i`ll sand mine and spray with truck bed liner....ahhhh greasey hands and still have grip
rimar2000 (author) says: Apr 6, 2012. 4:55 AM
Thanks for your comment, abstracted!

I have not access to truck bed liner, but that seems a good idea.
nepheron says: Sep 9, 2011. 5:22 PM
This is the most freaking genius idea I've ever seen !
rimar2000 (author) says: Sep 10, 2011. 5:27 AM
Thanks, nepheron. The idea came from Jayefuu.
Jayefuu says: Jan 14, 2012. 4:34 AM
Who in turn saw it from a crafty old guy and thought "wow" so told Rimar about it when he asked :)
colorex says: Sep 20, 2011. 7:29 PM
Good work Jayefuu and Rimar2000!
rimar2000 (author) says: Sep 21, 2011. 5:26 AM
Thanks, as far as I'm concerned!
Bron98 says: Aug 30, 2011. 2:47 PM

Esto es una gran idea!
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 31, 2011. 5:27 AM
Thanks, Bron98. The idea came from Jayefuu.
tootall1121 says: Aug 30, 2011. 12:23 PM
Great cheap solution to a problem. I've used thread bobbins, odd wood scraps, whatever is at hand at the time for this problem. If it's something you use a lot, then fill the container with something to balance the weight, otherwise, it should be fine as is.
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 31, 2011. 5:21 AM
Good idea, thanks!

It is not easy to fill the cartridge, the hole id tiny.
flyingpuppy says: Aug 30, 2011. 10:32 AM
Tanto simples como bonito!
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 31, 2011. 5:20 AM
Gracias!
escapefromyonkers says: Aug 29, 2011. 11:16 PM
a cheap work glove with rubber dots or made for wet weather or good gripping would work well here.brtter tan robber bands, ansd safer if you slip. bicycle inner tube cut open also is great to wrap around and make a gripper surface
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 30, 2011. 5:34 AM
Thanks, escapefromyonkers, the glove is a good idea, but as I use the file for only a few seconds each time, I think that in this case is better to follow the KISS principle: "Keep It Simple, Stupid".
T-Hawke says: Aug 28, 2011. 10:36 PM
Awesome idea. I have a whole box of these cartridges, somewhere, I now have a use for them.

Suggestion: I could see where these under the right circumstances could become slippery.

I suggest putting some sports type friction tape on the cartridge to give it a little "grip" in your hand. The stuff they use on baseball bats and such.

Again, great idea!!
BigCommieNat says: Aug 29, 2011. 8:10 AM
wrap a rubber band or two around it :) My fiance' taught me the same trick for wet jar lids
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 30, 2011. 5:30 AM
Thanks, BigCommieNat.

Regarding the grip, as I use the file for only a few seconds each time, I think that in this case is better to follow the KISS principle: "Keep It Simple, Stupid".
T-Hawke says: Aug 29, 2011. 1:23 PM
Hey BigCommieNat, that should work and is cheaper. Thanks for the idea.
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 29, 2011. 5:29 AM
Thanks, T-Hawke. The idea came from Jayefuu.

Regarding the grip, as I use the file for only a few seconds each time, I think that in this case is better to follow the KISS principle: "Keep It Simple, Stupid".
JamesRPatrick says: Aug 26, 2011. 2:19 PM
You use it to make guinea pigs?
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 27, 2011. 10:07 AM
No, no, what I tried to say was that the file would be a guinea pig.

Pardon my "yes bwana" English.
JamesRPatrick says: Aug 27, 2011. 10:44 AM
Oh. I don't think we have those in the U.S.. This is what a guinea pig is here.
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rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 28, 2011. 6:19 AM
Guinea pigs are used for laboratory experimenting. Thanks for your concern.
JamesRPatrick says: Aug 28, 2011. 8:00 AM
Ohhhhh. I didn't realize the reference before. I feel dumb now.
eight says: Aug 28, 2011. 2:01 AM
What a wonderful idea! Kudos for your lateral thinking !
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 28, 2011. 6:17 AM
The idea came form Jayefuu. Thanks for your comment!
Tool Using Animal says: Aug 27, 2011. 6:19 AM
Great idea, I have dozens of those.

When I was young we'd fill them with gunpowder and make bombs, but that's frowned upon in today's hyper criminalization society. ;-(
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 27, 2011. 10:05 AM
When I was young (it is to say younger than today) I was "the terror of the neighborhood" because my pyrotechnic experiments! Fortunately nothing ever destroyed or set fire.
Kryptonite says: Aug 27, 2011. 7:20 AM
You're obviously throwing them in the wrong direction.
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 28, 2011. 6:22 AM
They went to where they wanted.
Kryptonite says: Aug 29, 2011. 6:31 AM
Aye, one doesn't really have control over the exact fallout from home-made explosives.
rimar2000 (author) says: Aug 30, 2011. 5:51 AM
Sometimes I believe in guardian angels... If they do not exist I should have died many times.
Kryptonite says: Sep 5, 2011. 4:28 AM
But then you wouldn't be on Instructables! Send them a word of thanks next time you can.
rimar2000 (author) says: Sep 5, 2011. 5:39 AM
Thanks, my ego is growing excessively!!
profpat says: Aug 26, 2011. 8:28 PM
i like it! muy bien!

i have lots of these empty cartridges and lots of files without handles..

mucho gracias rimar!
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