Paintball Stick Feed Ends
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Add tubing in between to make a stick feed for your standard paintball feedneck.
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- Outdoor Sports
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It's hard to make a stick feed to fit many markers. These are .855 in paint tube diameter and fit autococker sized feed necks. The two oring grooves can be populated with different size orings for the fit you need, or use hard or soft printed split rings. The feed gate uses standard ball keepers or my printed one.
The angle on this elbow is about 60 degrees, which keeps it about the height of your head (on a center feed) without poking you in the forehead. Gorilla glue will make the ends permanent.
I'm using some salvaged thin pvc tubing; I don't know if it is common.
Print with a brim in a filament suitable for the heat and sun for which you intend to expose it. If you paint it, (or cover with camo/colored duct tape) the UV is not a big deal. Leaving it in a car in the summer is probably the main issue.
No supports at 0.2mm layer on a 0.4mm nozzle.