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Remade Parts for BoomToob
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Some replacement parts for the BoomToob Nerf blaster
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Some parts for the BoomToob Nerf blaster by Human Peeler i decided or had to remake to make it work better:
- shorter barrel-release: i didn't like the combined barrel-release/plunger-rod pull, since you didn't need to pull the release all the way. So i ditched the t-pull and added a hole for a screw & nut for a top-pull of choice.
Also shortened the front end and increased the angle of the “nose”, so now the toob can be closed by simply pushing it down. Still holds the barrel closed no problem. - grips: the trigger-well was too deep and it was rubbing my fingers raw. So i thinned out the trigger-guard as well as the top part of it. much more comfortable.
- plunger-rod: added a hole for an m4-nut in the font, so the plunger-head screw does not screw just into plastic. Had some issues with stripped plastic with the full 130mm of K26 before.
- Plunger-cap and plunger-head: could not find any matching PVC-pipe locally, so I opted for 49/45mm acrylic pipe of the same length. Had to adapt the plunger-head and cap to fit. Also results in a slightly higher plunger volume and a much bigger boom. (Needs matching o-ring, ca. 40x2.5mm stretched).
Profiled the back where the rod connects, so it's a much more positive connection.
Also added a “stop” to the plunger-cap to prevent darts and especially rival balls being sucked into the plunger-tube (yes, you can vacuum-load this thing).
All in all a very fun blaster, much more power than expected and amazingly precise, even with mega and megaxl.
Final piece of advice: use more padding for the head than you think you need. 130mm of K26 is a lot of power!