phinch
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» Love the gun.Could you fill a water balloon in a cartridge and shoot that?
» I've seen a V8 blender on the web somewhere, you just have to make the carafe strong en…
» Interesting, I did not know that. That's a great source of DC motors then. I wonder how…
» Outstanding work! keep it up! I wonder if you could stick a fog machine into the pro…
» it's a good idea to angle the catch plate downwards at a 45 degree angleso richochets d…
» A washing machine motor wont work off dc, you have to feed it ac. You can use a big inv…
» got any pics? or vid would be even better!
» There is no such thing as no natural resistance or instantanious discharge. Only if you…
» very awesome. What projectile did you use?
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Jan 17, 2007. 5:48 PMweedhopper
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I'm currently building my gas powered blender using old homelite engine and a new oster blender. Any suggestions on the shaft. The homelite has about 3/16 square receiver, and the oster has 1/4 receiver. Have not looked around yet, just though you might have suggestion. thanks weedhopper
Jan 25, 2007. 12:18 AMphinch (author)
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weedhopper- I got someone to weld up a shaft for me. I got the 3/16" square shaft at the hardware store (Orchard Supply Hardware) The flat head screw that fit into the blender drive gear was an easy find. If you can't get someone to weld it for you, but you have access to a bench grinder, you could try grinding down some 1/4" threaded rod or a properly sized bolt. Or you could pound either option square with a hammer and anvil. another idea would be to find some 1/4" thread repair screws (google helicoil) and epoxy it to the 3/16" shaft. you have to post up pictures of your blender when you finish. phinch
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